CurrencyShares Euro ETF News

Positivity in Asia overnight looks set to spill into Europe, with European bourses pointing to a higher start on the open. The upbeat mood in the market comes after BoJ action and amid increased focus

Loose monetary policy is creating a conundrum in stock valuations. Investment-grade corporate bond ETFs look inexpensive in comparison.

It is tempting to read into the negative oil price, some deeper meaning about current conditions or the economic trajectory. It is a new Rorschach test.

The dollar rose against most currencies last week. The euro snapped a four-day fall ahead of the weekend but only after recording its lowest level (~$1.0725) in

Now on a weekly basis, we're witnessing things that couldn’t happen – actually happen.

Last week’s video conference of members of the European Council to discuss the EU’s response to the Covid-19 outbreak again highlighted the slow pace and complexity of decision making by the bloc�

Pound sterling fell during most of the week but spent Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday trying to recover from the lows. The US dollar spent most of the week trying to rally against the Japanese yen, bu

On March 23, the Fed also, ventured into investment-grade corporate bonds. On April 9, up to $2.3 trillion in loans to support municipal and junk debt was announced. In other words, the Fed now direct

For EURUSD, looking at the previous week we see that the price has done almost all what was expected in these analyses. Price has broken down from the range and touched the daily support line at 1.078

The gold price in euros has increased by 555% since the euro was created in 1999. Put differently, since inception, the euro lost 85% of its value against gold.

The fundamentals are driving the euro. When there’s positive news, it goes up against the dollar, and vice versa. In Friday’s Asian session, the euro hit fresh lows, shedding 0.23%.

European leaders failed to come to an agreement on a comprehensive economic relief package for the Eurozone disappointing investors and sending EURUSD below the 1.0750 level.

The EUR/USD price have done what we have talked about yesterday's forecast. Price pulled back to 1.08275 and bearish engulfing bar on H1 have triggered move down to 1.07825.

US dollar bulls relinquished control of the market today. With the exception of the euro and the Swiss Franc, the greenback traded lower against all of the major currencies.

Here are a few thoughts on US jobless claims and oil as well as a reflecting on a bad day in Europe.