Finance: News, Insights, Predictions

As September begins, the EUR/USD exchange rate is positioned above the 1.17100 level in early Forex trading. The previous month demonstrated a notable upward trend in trading activity.

The Euro (EUR) continued its upward trend on Monday, as the EUR/USD exchange rate rose above 1.1700, reaching its highest point in six days.

Deutsche Bank's return to the Euro Stoxx 50 in 2025 signifies an important development for European equities. Following a seven-year hiatus, the bank's reintegration into the index presents a strategic opportunity amidst ongoing trade tensions.

The US Dollar Index is facing challenges near 97.70 as expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut increase. Meanwhile, both GBP/USD and EUR/USD are demonstrating positive momentum, trading above important exponential moving average supports.

Gold prices continue to trend upward, with XAU/USD currently trading at $3,473 and December futures reaching a record high of $3,551. The support levels are identified between $3,450 and $3,389, while resistance is observed at $3,570 to $3,800. The market is influenced by expectations of a potential Federal Reserve rate cut.

The U.S. Dollar Index is experiencing a decline as traders anticipate a dovish stance from the Federal Reserve. Should the U.S. Dollar Index successfully hold below the 97.50 level, it may signal further weakening.

Ethereum is currently trading above the 4,300.00 mark, showing an interesting divergence from Bitcoin's price movements. The ETH/USD pair has faced challenges recently, indicating a unique market behavior.

Silver (XAG/USD) starts the week with momentum, as spot prices continue to rise for the fifth straight session, surpassing the $40.00 mark and reaching 14-year highs.

The USD/JPY currency pair is currently trading at ¥147.28, facing support at ¥146.25 and resistance at ¥148.75. There is a 90% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut rates, while the Bank of Japan has a 50% probability of raising rates. The upcoming Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) report could potentially lead to a decline in the currency pair's value.

The US dollar has shown some weakness against several currencies, while simultaneously attempting to strengthen against others.

The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the value of the US Dollar against six major currencies, is experiencing its fifth consecutive day of losses and is testing the 97.50 support level, nearing eight-week lows.

The GBP/USD exchange rate rose on Monday, supported by a positive market sentiment and the closure of US markets.

The British Pound is gaining strength against the U.S. Dollar, currently trading at 1.3528. This increase is attributed to the weakness of the Dollar amidst growing expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut.

EUR/USD experienced a decline on Friday, remaining below the 1.18 resistance level while focusing on the 1.16 support. A breakdown below this support could trigger a more significant selloff.

The DXY has fallen to a five-week low as traders anticipate potential rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. Attention is now focused on important U.S. jobs data, which may provide insights into future policy decisions and could lead to additional weakness in the dollar.

This week, the UK's retail sales figures will be the key data for the GBP. A disappointing report on Friday could negatively affect the pound's value.

The US Dollar is experiencing weakness at the start of September, trading softly against its major counterparts. As a result, the EUR/USD pair reached a peak of 1.1736.

The EUR/USD currency pair is currently trading at $1.1710, following a 2.4% increase in August. Key support is identified at 1.1650, while resistance levels are set between 1.1740 and 1.1830. Factors influencing the market include expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, Trump tariffs, and developments within the Eurozone.

The USD/CAD currency pair began the week on a higher note following the release of Canada’s GDP data, despite experiencing a decline of approximately 0.9% in favor of the Canadian dollar over the past four trading sessions.

In September 2025, the USD/MXN currency pair faces downward pressure, encountering resistance at 19.00 and significant support at 18.50. Analysts are questioning whether the strength of the Mexican peso can persist in light of the Federal Reserve's actions during the month.

The Pound Sterling and the US dollar experienced slight gains in subdued trading, with the GBP/USD exchange rate remaining close to 1.35. This movement comes as a cautious risk-on sentiment prevails amidst light UK economic data.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) rose at the beginning of the week, surpassing 1.1700 to reach approximately 1.1735, as the sentiment surrounding the dollar weakened.

TRON is currently trading at $0.3433, with significant support identified at $0.3300 and resistance at $0.3700. Oversold indicators indicate a possibility for a rebound if these key levels are maintained.

Tron's TRX has experienced a 60% reduction in network fees, which is influencing its price dynamics and overall network usage. This fee reduction is intended to enhance TRX's presence in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector.

Tron's blockchain has reduced its network fees by 60%, effective August 29, 2025. This significant change is a strategic move aimed at strengthening its position in the stablecoin market.