The EUR/USD currency pair fell for the fourth consecutive day on Thursday, sliding to 1.1650 as stronger-than-expected US jobs data bolstered the Dollar. The robust employment figures fueled expectations for a continued tightening of monetary policy by the Federal Reserve, prompting traders to reassess their positions in the market.
In contrast, economic indicators from the Eurozone suggested that the European Central Bank's easing cycle may have reached its conclusion. December's producer prices in the bloc showed signs of deflation, reinforcing the notion that the ECB is unlikely to make further rate cuts. As traders navigate these developments, the exchange rate reflects the growing divergence in monetary policy between the US and Eurozone.
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Data Source: FX Killer Analysis Team Updated: 2026-01-08 22:46
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