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EURUSD Soars Toward July Highs as US Yield Drop Spurs Dollar Selling | InvestingLive | Login to see the signal | |
EURUSD extends higher and stretches toward the end of July highsSummaryEURUSD pushes to session highs toward 1.1769–1.1787 after breaking 1.1730–1.1741; lower US yields and a flatter curve sparked dollar selling and fueled momentum, though a break back below support would prompt short-term profit-taking. |
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EURUSD Threatens Breakout After Soft US Jobs, Option Expiries and French Political Risk | InvestingLive | Login to see the signal | |
investingLive European markets wrap: Gold rally continues, yen recovers opening gap downSummaryDollar soft after weaker US jobs; EURUSD edges up and threatens month-range breakout amid option expiries and French political risk. Gold rallies past $3,600. |
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EURUSD Threatens Breakout as Soft NFP and Dovish Fed Bets Weaken the USD | InvestingLive | Login to see the signal | |
EURUSD is threatening a breakout of the month-long rangeSummaryEURUSD nudged higher after USD weakness following a soft NFP, as markets price multiple Fed cuts. EURUSD threatens a range breakout with technical buyers above resistance; ECB neutrality and French political noise may cause intraday swings. Key catalysts: US PPI, CPI, ECB decision. |
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EUR/USD Soars on Weak US Jobs, Breaks Out Toward 1.20 Target | InvestingLive | Login to see the signal | |
Euro rises to the highest since July 27 as the US dollar wilts. What's nextSummaryEUR/USD rallied after soft US non-farm payrolls, touching July highs and breaking consolidation. ECB rate hold and stronger European data support the euro, with technical targets at 1.1789, 1.1830 and a possible move toward 1.20. |
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EURUSD Soars to 1.17 on Euro Strength, Highest Since July 2025 | Trading Economics | Login to see the signal | |
Euro Hits 5-week HighSummaryEURUSD climbed 0.67% to 1.17, its highest level since July 2025. The euro is up 0.46% over four weeks and 5.7% over 12 months, signaling sustained euro strength. |