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Oil is quickly lower by $1 on these headlines and now flat on the day. The minister said talks with resume soon after consultations in the respective capitals. There will be further discussions next week. A separate CNN report said Iran affirmed it will never have nuclear weapons. Update: A report on Iranian TV says

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EUR/USD eases on Thursday, trimming earlier intraday gains as a firmer US Dollar (USD) weighs on the Euro (EUR). At the time of writing, the pair is trading around 1.1794, retreating from the daily high of 1.1829. The Greenback gains traction following stronger-than-expected weekly jobless claims data, while fading expectations of a near-term Federal Reserve

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The US dollar is kicking off the session mixed. EURUSD and GBPUSD are lower (firmer USD), while USDJPY is also lower (softer USD vs JPY). As we head toward the North American session and the end of the week, the focus shifts to whether these pairs can break out of tight ranges and establish clearer

​For Ether to become medium-term bullish it not only needs to hold above its 24 February low at $1803.64 but also rise and close on a daily basis above its 8 February high and February 2025 low at $2149.30 – $2152.44. Such an advance may put the $2,00 region back on the cards. ​Macro backdrop

Commerzbank’s Michael Pfister notes that some European central bankers, including at the ECB and Riksbank, are increasingly worried about a strong Euro as the US Dollar weakens. He argues EUR/USD still looks undervalued on purchasing power parity, so concerns focus on the speed of appreciation and its impact on imported inflation rather than valuation overreach.

Key takeaways Oil pullback within strong uptrend: WTI eased 2.4% from its six-month high near $67 after a surprise 16 million-barrel surge in US crude inventories, but remains one of 2026’s top-performing assets with a 14.2% YTD gain. Geopolitical risk premium intact: Rising Middle East tensions and upcoming US-Iran nuclear talks in Geneva continue to

2026.02.26 2026.02.26 Euro Gains Momentum Against Greenback. Forecast as of 26.02.2026 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ Investors are buying cheap big tech stocks and hedging their risks by selling dollars. As a result, even the reduced likelihood that the Fed will ease its monetary policy is not helping EUR/USD bears. Let’s discuss this topic and make a trading

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