Cowlpane has published 11 articles on eur/usd — primarily in Trading, Economy , with coverage from 2026. Sourced from global financial publications.
EUR/USD options set to act as bookends on July 2, while USD/JPY slumps in the handover, presenting new short‑term trading opportunities.
Italy’s CPI fell to 3.0% in June, nudging the euro lower as markets debate whether the ECB will need another hike before year‑end.
June’s surprise dip in German joblessness and easing state‑level inflation tighten the ECB’s policy outlook, reshaping Euro‑bond and currency strategies.
ECB’s Lane says oil prices will stay high for years, while Sleijpen flags a short‑term energy dip that could ease inflation, reshaping euro‑bond strategies.
A major EUR/USD option expiry at 1.1400 threatens to pull price action away from technical trends during the New York session.
May’s ECB survey shows short‑term inflation expectations falling to 3.5%, hinting at a softer rate path and fresh opportunities for euro‑denominated assets.
Layered FX option expiries on 26 June threaten to trap EUR/USD in a tight range, limiting volatility for intraday traders.
The 19‑June option expiries shrink to 1.15‑level strikes, tightening the EUR/USD hedge window and sharpening profit targets for traders.
EUR/USD hovers at 1.1530 as the 100‑hour moving average turns into a dynamic support, tightening the case for a quick rebound before the ECB’s decision.
With no major catalysts, the euro stays on a tight band, forcing traders to look for micro‑moves and low‑risk setups.
Option expiries at 1.1500 could lock EUR/USD just above the level, but mounting dollar strength threatens a swift reversal this week.