1.142
Today
+0.07%
5 Days
-0.40%
1 Month
-0.08%
6 Months
-2.87%
Year to Date
-2.79%
1 Year
-2.86%
Opening Price
1.141Previous Closing Price
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Short positions below 1.1420 with targets at 1.1395 & 1.1380 in extension.
above 1.1420 look for further upside with 1.1435 & 1.1450 as targets.
short positions below 1.1420 with targets at 1.1395 & 1.1380 in extension.
The EUR/USD consolidates near 1.1400 late on Wednesday, up a modest 0.08%, as it consolidates, with the shared currency failing to capitalise on overall US Dollar weakness across the board.

EUR/USD trades around 1.1415 at the time of writing on Wednesday, up 0.15% on the day, but its recovery remains limited after failing to break above 1.1420.

Chris Turner at ING notes EUR/USD has held up relatively well despite energy price gains and wider natural gas prices.

The Euro (EUR) reversed earlier gains against the Japanese Yen (JPY) on Wednesday, following hawkish comments by Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) policymakers. The pair, however, remains a few pips below 186.00 at the time of writing, with the five-week high of 186.19 at a short distance.

The Euro’s (EUR) modest upside attempt against the US Dollar (USD) witnessed during Wednesday’s Asian session has been short-lived. The EUR/USD pair was capped below 1.1420, before pulling back to levels a few pips above 1.1400 during the European trading session.

BNY’s Geoff Yu argues that the Euro (EUR) offers limited risk-reward compared with Eurozone assets as European Central Bank (ECB) policy pivots back toward growth.

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