The Euro (EUR) trims part of its earlier losses against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday as traders digest the latest US economic data. At the time of writing, EUR/USD is trading around 1.1472 after touching an intraday low near 1.1433, its weakest level since August 2025.

Minor consolidation around 99.75 has given way to anticipated gains

Cautious trade around 1.3360~ has given way to anticipated selling interest

ING’s Chris Turner argues USD/JPY is now firmly in intervention territory, with markets watching whether any action involves only Japanese authorities or a fully joint move with the Federal Reserve.

AUD/USD trades lower on Friday at around 0.7040 at the time of writing, down 0.46% on the day, after hitting a multi-year high at 0.7187 earlier in the week. The pullback comes as the US Dollar (USD) strengthens and risk sentiment deteriorates across financial markets.

What next for the pairs? What would disappoint traders?

Short-term forecast for oil, gold, and euro-dollar today. Oil extended its short-term uptrend yesterday.

The dollar index remained above the 100 mark on Friday, its highest level since late November 2025, and was on track for a second consecutive weekly gain as traders continued to favor the greenback as a safe haven amid the escalating conflict with Iran and the lack of prospects for an imminent reso…

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ING’s Chris Turner notes EUR/USD has slipped below 1.1500 as higher Dollar-denominated energy costs hurt most European corporates.