Euro

EUR/GBP consolidates at 0.8667 as traders prepare for a low-liquidity Monday reopen during a US holiday, focusing on relative-value rate differentials.

EUR/AUD trades near 1.7302 as markets prepare for a US holiday-impacted reopen, focusing on relative-value dynamics and rates-led impulses.

The EUR/NZD pair entered a period of consolidation at the 2.0214 level as European markets closed, with traders looking toward China's macro data for the next directional break.

EUR/USD closed marginally higher at 1.1608 as the European session remained dominated by rate sensitivity and flow-driven positioning ahead of the Asia handover.

The EUR/GBP pair edged higher to 0.8676 during the European close as the British Pound consolidated following UK GDP data and US dollar flows.

EUR/AUD edged higher to 1.7327 as the European session closed, with markets focusing on China-sensitive risk tones and upcoming activity data clusters.

EUR/CAD finished lower into the Asia handover at 1.6125 as the Canadian Dollar tracked softer energy prices and risk-beta flows despite a lack of domestic data.

Germany’s wholesale price index grew 1.2% year-on-year in December, signaling contained pipeline inflation despite persistent upstream cost pressures.

Germany ends its prolonged stagnation with a +0.2% GDP expansion in 2025, driven by domestic demand as industrial investment remains a primary headwind.

EUR/USD finds a temporary floor near 1.1648 as German growth signs stabilize, though a firm US Dollar policy premium continues to cap upside potential.

EUR/NZD remains in a tactical range as Euro stabilizes on Germany growth signals while the US Dollar maintains its policy credibility premium.

EUR/GBP remains range-bound as markets weigh stabilizing Germany growth against a supported US Dollar and shifting global risk sentiment.

EUR/CHF finds support near 0.9322 following a German growth inflection, though the pair remains highly sensitive to global risk sentiment and USD rate dynamics.

EUR/CAD remains confined to tactical ranges as Germany’s growth inflection meets cooling energy prices and a dominant USD interest rate regime.

The EUR/AUD cross remains tethered to global risk sentiment and US Dollar policy premiums as German growth stabilizes under choppy market conditions.

EUR/NZD remains confined to a tight range as markets balance NZD's domestic confidence against the overarching USD policy premium and global risk-beta sensitivity.

EUR/AUD remains locked in a tactical range as the market balances USD credibility risks against commodity-linked growth beta in the Australian Dollar.