TOKYO (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar continued to weaken on Tuesday, extending its decline against the euro and sterling as concerns over a potential far-right French government eased. Despite a rise in Treasury yields overnight, the dollar struggled to gain traction with investors focusing on upcoming

EUR/USD posts modest gains near 1.0672 on the softer USD on Thursday. Fed’s Powell said the central bank might take longer than expected to achieve the 2% target. ECB policymaker said a rate cut looks increasingly likely in its June meeting. The EUR/USD pair edges higher to 1.0672 on Thursday during

French stocks traded higher on Monday despite Iran's attack on Israel over the weekend. Analysts expect Israel's response to be more measured in order to deescalate tensions. Also, the mass drone and missile attacks were largely priced in the days leading up to it and there was limited damage, accor

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The euro is steady on Thursday, after sliding over 1% on Wednesday following the hot US inflation report. In the European session, EUR/USD is trading at 1.0745, down 0.03%. ECB widely expected to hold rates The European Central Bank meets later today and is widely expected to hold the deposit rate a

The European Central Bank will likely maintain rates on hold once again. ECB President Christine Lagarde could change its cautious tone and hint at an upcoming rate cut. US CPI was hotter than anticipated in March, triggering risk aversion. EUR/USD bearish case gains momentum as the pair stands belo

Here are my thoughts on the European Central Bank's meeting: What to watch What is priced in Whether EURO will hit fresh 2 month lows vs. USD Share: Analysis feed