EUR in the spotlight: latest news

The Pound Sterling has weakened against both the Euro and the Dollar following the Labour Party's defeat in the recent by-election.

KYT Group analysts have released their second issue for February 2026, which offers an analysis of the current state of the Ukrainian currency market along with a forecast for the hryvnia exchange rate against key currencies.

EUR/USD remains steady early Friday, trading within a narrow range above 1.1800. Although the technical indicators suggest a slightly bullish trend, caution among euro buyers is evident ahead of upcoming mid-tier economic data.

The Euro to Swiss Franc (EUR/CHF) exchange rate has fallen to around 0.90, continuing its downward trend from February as demand for the safe-haven Swiss franc increases. Analysts at UBS predict a potential rebound toward 0.93 in the near future.

The EUR/USD currency pair is experiencing critical risks centered around the 1.20 level, according to a report from UBS.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate (GBP/EUR) is currently at 1.14162, reflecting a decline of 0.13%. This drop takes the rate further below the 1.1500 resistance level following the Greens' recent electoral victory.

The euro remained stable around $1.18 as investors analyzed new inflation data and its potential impact on European Central Bank policy. Recent regional consumer price index figures from Germany indicated rising inflationary pressures.

The EUR/USD currency pair continues to struggle for stability. Despite attempts to stabilize, the momentum has been diminishing, which may lead to additional weakness in the exchange rate.

Recent analysis of the euro to Japanese yen (EUR/JPY) exchange rate includes third-party price predictions, technical insights, CFD sentiment, and historical price data. Additionally, analysts from Capital.com provide their perspectives on the current market trends.

The US Dollar Index (DXY) is currently under pressure around the 97.65 mark due to new threats of a 15% tariff, which have unsettled the markets. There is speculation about whether the 97.35 trendline will provide support or if a further decline is imminent.

The GBP/EUR year-ahead forecast includes projections from over 20 investment banks and FX analysts, highlighting the median, range, and potential risks for both upside and downside.

The British Pound to Euro exchange rate has reached one-week highs around 1.1485, following comments from the Bank of England that have eased market expectations for interest rate cuts.

EUR/USD rose approximately 0.3% on Wednesday, breaking a two-day losing streak. The pair remains stable early Thursday, trading above the 1.1800 level.

The EUR/USD currency pair faces uncertainty due to ongoing political turmoil in Europe, according to recent charts released by Deutsche Bank. Analysts suggest that these developments could significantly impact the Euro's trajectory in the near future.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate faces risks related to the upcoming elections, as outlined in a recent analysis by David Woodsmith.

Scotiabank predicts that the Euro to Dollar exchange rate will continue to fluctuate within the range of 1.18 to 1.19.

The Euro experienced a slight increase during the early part of Wednesday's trading session, with the 1.18 level acting as a key support point.

Italian energy company Eni surpassed profit expectations on Thursday, reporting a 35% year-on-year increase in fourth-quarter adjusted earnings, primarily fueled by robust performance in its upstream operations.

The performance of the pound sterling against the euro is aligning closely with the expectations set by major investment banks at the beginning of the year.

The EUR/USD pair continues to struggle for momentum, indicating the potential for further declines. A drop below the 1.1740 level could lead to a more significant downturn, testing the critical 200-day simple moving average.

Market analysis focuses on the Euro against the US Dollar and Crude Oil WTI futures. For detailed insights, refer to the analysis available on Investing.com.

The EUR/JPY currency pair is experiencing bullish momentum, aiming to reach the 184.00 barrier following a significant breakthrough of a critical moving average.

The Pound to Euro (GBP/EUR) exchange rate showed little movement on Wednesday, as the Euro remained steady following a mixed set of German economic data.

German healthcare company Fresenius surpassed analyst expectations for its fourth-quarter revenue, reporting 5.88 billion euros, exceeding the anticipated 5.8 billion euros.

BofA Securities forecasts a significant rally for the EUR/USD currency pair starting in the second quarter of 2025.