EUR/GBP extends downside to near 0.8630 ahead of German inflation

Share: EUR/GBP corrects significantly to near 0.8630 ahead of the German HICP data for September. Germany’s annual HICP inflation is seen softening despite rising energy prices. The UK economy is facing the headwinds of a stubborn inflation outlook and economic woes. The EUR/GBP pair drops vertically to near 0.8630 in the European session.

Recession is not part of baseline

Share: While speaking before the European Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs on Monday, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde said that a recession was not a part of the baseline scenario. Lagarde added that the ECB was not talking about rate cuts and noted that the European labor market was finally

ECB Officials Have Their Say as Equities Turn Lower

DAX, EU Stocks 50 News and Analysis ECB officials have their say, Villeroy, Schnabel, Lagarde German Bund yields reach yearly high, Euro falls EU Stoxx 50 breaches crucial support, focusing on The analysis in this article makes use of chart patterns and key support and resistance levels. For more information visit our comprehensive education library

ECB to wait until at least Q3 2024 before cutting rates

Share: 41 of 70 economists polled by Reuters said that they expect the European Central Bank (ECB) to wait until at least the third quarter of 2024 before lowering rates. All 70 economists said they expect the ECB’s key deposit facility rate to remain unchanged at 4% through to year-end. Market reaction The

EUR/USD struggling to hold onto 1.0660 heading into the Friday close

Share: The EUR/USD couldn’t extend recovery motivation after getting knocked back by Lagarde. Friday rebound facing downside pressure as US Dollar maintains strength. Next week sees market movers on the cards with EU inflation figures, FOMC. The EUR/USD is set to close out Friday’s trading on the back foot, testing the week’s lows

Dollar strengthens following strong U.S. data and ECB rate hike By Investing.com

© Reuters. The U.S. dollar retained its gains against peers on Friday, following strong U.S. economic data and a rate hike by the European Central Bank (ECB). The currency’s strengthening came in response to higher-than-expected U.S. retail sales and an ECB decision that prompted a drop in European yields. U.S. retail sales for August were