1.1150 had stopped EUR/USD's fall four times since October 5, and it gave way on hotter US inflation figures, with the pair dropping to just above 1.1100, its lowest since May 2025.
ING’s Francesco Pesole highlights that EUR/SEK has fallen about 1.8% from its early-October high, helped by French fiscal concerns and prior short-term overvaluation. The pair is now seen as fairly valued, unlike cheap EUR/USD. With the Riksbank signalling readiness to hike in November and ECB expectations repriced dovishly, ING’s one-month EUR/SEK target is 11.15, with risks skewed to further downside.
The Euro (EUR) resumes its downtrend against the British Pound (GBP) as high Oil prices are hitting the common currency harder than the GBP, while concerns about France’s public debt keep investors on their toes.