EUR in the spotlight: latest news

The EUR/USD pair has risen for the sixth consecutive day, starting the week at approximately 1.1635, its highest point in two weeks.

The US dollar weakened on Monday, resulting in slight gains for both EUR/USD and GBP/USD, although the outlook for both remains technically unclear. Important resistance and support levels are being closely monitored, including the 1.17 mark for the euro.

The Pound to Euro (GBP/EUR) exchange rate reached a four-week high of approximately 1.1430 following last week's budget announcement but has since retreated to 1.1380. Deutsche Bank projects that the exchange rate will stabilize at 1.11 by 2027.

Pound sterling has stabilized against the euro; however, it is premature to predict significant increases in the exchange rate.

The euro fluctuated during Friday's trading session, testing both a downtrend line and the 50-day exponential moving average. This volatility was largely driven by changes in Federal Reserve interest rate expectations.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) increased to 1.1637 as growing expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in December weakened the dollar.

The EUR/USD exchange rate is currently around 1.1630, as expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut weaken the dollar. Meanwhile, the Eurozone's Consumer Price Index remains steady at 2.2%.

This week, the UK will see limited economic data, which may result in the pound (GBP) being swayed by broader market trends and ongoing developments in the Eurozone.

The EUR/USD currency pair attempted to breach the 1.1500 level twice in November but has not yet succeeded in establishing a higher high.

EUR/USD continues to show positive momentum, rising for the sixth straight day and aiming to break through the 1.1600 resistance level more sustainably.

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The weather forecast for early December indicates mild and mostly dry conditions over the next week. There are only a few chances of light showers and some cooler mornings expected. Sunny skies are anticipated throughout the period.

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A significant snowstorm is anticipated to affect parts of Massachusetts this Tuesday, with plowable snow expected in the interior regions of New England. Meanwhile, Boston and areas east of Interstate 95 may experience varying amounts of snow.

EUR/USD is expected to experience ongoing volatility in December 2025, with key resistance at 1.17 and major support at 1.14. Fluctuating Federal Reserve rate expectations are influencing the market dynamics.

The EUR/USD currency pair is currently trading close to 1.1600, reflecting a weekly increase of 0.4%. Market expectations indicate an 87% probability of a Federal Reserve rate cut. Additionally, the Eurozone's Consumer Price Index stands at 2.2%, the U.S. Dollar Index is near 99.70, and the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds is at 4%.

The Pound to Dollar (GBP/USD) exchange rate experienced upward movement following the UK budget announcement, with stability in the bond market helping it reach four-week highs just above 1.3260. Analysts forecast that the exchange rate could strengthen to 1.34 if a rate cut occurs in December.

Rabobank analysts predict that the Pound Sterling (GBP) will gradually weaken against the Euro (EUR) and the US Dollar (USD) in 2026, despite its current stability following the Autumn Budget.

The currency market in Ukraine is currently experiencing multiple challenges from both domestic and international sources. Forecasts indicate that the dollar is expected to drop below 43 hryvnias in early December.

The British pound (GBP/USD) is currently trading at approximately 1.3240, marking five consecutive days of gains. This rally is fueled by a 75% likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut and increasing confidence in the UK's fiscal stability.

In November, Germany's Consumer Price Index (CPI) registered a year-over-year increase of 2.3%, falling short of the anticipated 2.4%. Despite this slight miss, market conditions remained steady. Meanwhile, foreign exchange and cryptocurrency markets experienced fluctuations, while gold prices increased amid expectations from the Federal Reserve.

Today's USDJPY price prediction is based on technical analysis, highlighting the key support and resistance levels identified on the daily time frame for USDJPY.

A winter storm is expected to cause hazardous travel conditions across the Northeast from Tuesday through Wednesday morning. Travelers should prepare for difficult conditions and stay informed about the expected snowfall amounts and impacts.