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With Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s testimony, US CPI data, and key corporate earnings due this week, the EUR/USD forecast remains cautiously bearish.

The tariff topic continues to dominate and after last week’s open following Trump comments on tariffs, traders should be on guard for more volatility into next week.

EURUSD, Dow Forecast: Markets remain steady ahead of the US Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) report, another uncertain weekend, and the upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, as tariff and trade war risks dominate 2025 headlines.

Euro defended the 1.02-handle again this week with a rebound off trend support threatening a larger recovery. Battlelines drawn on the EUR/USD technical charts into NFP.

Recent EUR/USD volatility has been largely driven by uncertainty sparked earlier this week, when the White House announced new trade tariffs. However, after this event, the price has entered a sideways consolidation phase.

FTSE 100 rises to record levels ahead of the BoE rate decision. EUR/USD falls ahead of retail sales, US jobless claims.

EUR/USD snaps back ahead of the January low (1.0178) to extend the rebound from the weekly low (1.0211).

While it may be up for the third consecutive day now, the medium-term EUR/USD forecast is not yet completely positive. After all, the Eurozone is subject to prolonged trade negotiations with the Trump administration.

EURUSD, Nasdaq Analysis: The EURUSD pair hesitates below the 1.05 mark as the Federal Reserve holds rates with confidence, while the Nasdaq maintains its bullish rebound despite mixed earnings reports.

Central banks are pulling back on rate cut signals, with the Fed, BoC, and Riksbank all hitting pause. With markets betting on aggressive ECB easing, could traders be caught offside if the script changes?

EUR/USD trades near the weekly low (1.0382) ahead of the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting as the Federal Reserve keeps the US benchmark interest rate at 4.25% to 4.50%.

Stocks are clawing back losses from the weekly open even as the U.S. Dollar has bounced from a spot of support. The rest of this week is expected to be very busy on the macro front.

EUR/USD falls on renewed trade tariff fears. FTSE rises, shrugging off tech rout

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Euro rebounded off multi-month trend support with a breakout of the January range threatening a larger recovery. Battle lines drawn on the EUR/USD weekly technical chart.

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The key takeaway point was that he used a much softer tone regarding tariffs, while wanting to bring down interest rates and crude oil prices. His words helped to soothe investor nerves further, allowing the likes of the euro, yuan and Canadian dollar to rise against the US dollar, with the latter also weighed down by a bigger-than-expected rise in jobless claims data. The EUR/USD forecast has therefore taken a boost.