EUR/USD rises above 1.1500 as US Dollar declines, possibly due to a technical pullback
EUR/USD advances as the US Dollar may regain its ground amid increased safe-haven demand.
The US Senate Intelligence Committee Chair said that President Trump will give Iran the final chance to end its nuclear program.
ECB President Lagarde noted that rate cuts are nearing an end.
EUR/USD continues its winning streak for the third successive day, trading around 1.1520 during the Asian hours on Friday. The pair appreciates as the US Dollar (USD) loses ground, possibly driven by a technical pullback. The US Dollar could recover on heightened safe-haven demand, driven by rising concerns over potential US involvement in the Israel-Iran air war.
According to senior US intelligence officials cited by The New York Times, Iran has yet to decide whether to make a nuclear weapon, even though it has developed a large stockpile of the enriched uranium necessary to make a bomb.
Meanwhile, the US Senate Intelligence Committee Chair said that US President Donald Trump will offer Iran the final chance to make a deal to end its nuclear program. Trump would likely delay his final decision on launching strikes for up to two weeks.
The Federal Reserve's (Fed) Monetary Policy Report, scheduled for release on Friday, will be submitted to Congress. Traders would likely gauge the report as it contains discussions of "the conduct of monetary policy and economic developments and prospects for the future."
The EUR/USD pair also gains ground as the Euro (EUR) receives support from the hawkish tone surrounding the European Central Bank’s (ECB) policy outlook. ECB President Christine Lagarde noted that rate reductions are coming to an end as the central bank is now “in a good position” to deal with prevailing uncertainties.
Euro PRICE Today
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