EUR in the spotlight: latest news

The Euro appears to be stabilizing around the 1.18 level, marking the upper boundary of a significant trading range. Meanwhile, the US Dollar remains steady amid low trading volumes.

The Ukrainian National Bank has updated the official exchange rates for December 24, indicating a slight depreciation of the US dollar and an appreciation of the euro against the Ukrainian hryvnia.

Danske Bank forecasts that the GBP/EUR exchange rate is expected to reach 1.11 within the next 6 to 12 months.

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The GBP/EUR exchange rate increased to approximately 1.1440, aided by a decrease in speculative short positions, which suggests potential for further gains.

The US dollar is showing a continued decline. As of early Tuesday, the Euro is approaching the 1.18 level, indicating a critical moment for the currency pair.

EUR/JPY continues to show a strong uptrend due to the weakening yen. With limited liquidity at the year-end and constraints from the Bank of Japan, any dips in the currency pair are seen as buying opportunities, with targets set above 185.

The Euro continued to rise during the European trading session, with the EUR/USD pair trading between $1.1770 and $1.1780.

Spain's central bank upgraded its economic growth forecast for the coming year, highlighting the nation's status as one of the stronger performers in the eurozone. However, many Spaniards are experiencing financial strain despite the positive outlook.

EUR/USD is climbing steadily toward 1.1800 after a positive closing on Monday, breaking a four-day losing streak. Euro bulls remain in control as traders anticipate upcoming US economic data.