EUR in the spotlight: latest news

The Pound to Euro (GBP/EUR) exchange rate remained stable at the beginning of the week, as the recent US-Israeli strikes on Iran influenced market dynamics.

The short-term outlook for EUR/USD has worsened following a rejection from yearly highs around the 1.2100 mark observed in late January. A shift to a bearish sentiment is expected if the price falls below 1.1660.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) remains steady near 1.18 as investors consider differing predictions regarding the future of the US dollar through 2026.

In February, the Euro experienced significant fluctuations as traders sought to understand the current directions of the two central banks.

The weekly forecast for the US dollar raises questions about its status as a safe-haven currency. Analysts are examining whether the greenback remains a dependable option in the current economic climate, particularly in relation to the medium-term outlook for the EUR/USD exchange rate.

Meteorological spring will begin in the DMV with the potential for late winter snow showers on Monday. Throughout the day, temperatures are expected to remain in the mid-30s. Rain is anticipated to mark the beginning of March.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) has risen above 0.71 against the US Dollar (USD), extending its gains from February as the currency benefits from rising commodity prices and positive economic indicators. Credit Agricole anticipates that the AUD/USD exchange rate could reach 0.73 before experiencing a pullback in the second half of the year.

Puma has announced a significant operating loss of 357 million euros for 2025, leading the company to suspend its dividend. Additionally, Puma does not expect to generate any profit before 2027 as it undergoes a major strategic restructuring.

Storm clouds are expected to gather quickly over various parts of Spain today, particularly affecting the eastern and southern regions, which are likely to experience the most severe weather, including heavy rain and strong winds.

The weekly forecast covers USD, EUR, Bitcoin, DAX, Nasdaq, and other assets, highlighting key levels, trends, and breakout signals for traders from March 1st to 6th, 2026.

The near-term outlook for EUR/USD is challenging to forecast due to the current situation in the Middle East. However, an initial negative reaction from the markets is anticipated when trading resumes.

Meteorologists face a challenge when weather models present sharply differing predictions, leading to uncertainty in forecasts. It is essential for the public to understand how to interpret these varying predictions as the potential for a significant snowstorm approaches the Northeast in just 48 hours.

The GBP/EUR forecast for the upcoming week highlights potential risks related to the Spring Statement and the situation in Iran. This analysis includes median projections, ranges, and both upside and downside risks as assessed by over 20 investment banks and foreign exchange analysts.

The British pound is expected to face downward pressure during Monday's trading as markets react to the recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran.

The forecast for the Euro to Dollar exchange rate indicates a generally bullish trend for the upcoming week. This analysis is based on projections from over 20 investment banks and foreign exchange analysts, which include median estimates, potential ranges, and risks for both upside and downside movements.

Munich Re reported a record profit and announced a shareholder return of €5.3 billion. However, a disappointing earnings performance in the fourth quarter and a cautious underwriting strategy have moderated market enthusiasm.

There was a significant increase in pre-market trading volume for EIB3.F stock on February 28, 2026, with a price of €37.23. Investors should pay attention to the 2.54% dividend yield and the liquidity signal associated with this stock.

The EUR/USD currency pair remained stable around 1.1815, as strong US Producer Price Index figures did not strengthen the dollar. Meanwhile, inflation in Germany showed signs of easing.

The U.S. dollar strengthened on Friday following stronger-than-anticipated producer price index data for January and rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran.

This weekend is expected to be warm, with temperatures projected to be significantly above average. However, there is a possibility of rain returning in the middle of the week.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate ended Friday at 1.1818, showing minimal change for the day. The week was significantly influenced by trade policy news and fluctuating market conditions.

The Australian Dollar has experienced a six-week rally and is approaching significant multi-year resistance levels. The upcoming movements in the AUD/USD pair could determine the trend as March approaches.

The USD/CAD exchange rate declined slightly on Friday due to rising oil prices and ongoing weakness in the US dollar against major currencies.

The USD/JPY pair is anticipated to trade mainly within the 156-yen range due to diminishing expectations of further interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan, which may reduce selling pressure on the US dollar. On the 25th, the pair increased from 155.35 yen to 156.04 yen in the Tokyo market.

The USD/JPY exchange rate remained stable on Friday, finishing at 156.06. Market participants are now looking ahead to next week's important policy decisions, amid rising intervention risks at the 156 level.