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EUR/USD news for September 15, 2026

The euro has slipped to around one-month lows below 1.16 as markets have priced in expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes, coinciding with gains for the US dollar. The move comes amid high oil prices and continued high inflation concerns linked to the energy situation in the Eurozone, while recent Eurozone sentiment and trade data have provided little support.

How the day unfolded

  1. The euro has declined to one-month lows below 1.1550 against the US dollar, with market focus on the FOMC. The move reflects markets pricing in expectations for Fed rate hikes, alongside elevated oil prices, which have coincided with gains in the US dollar.

  2. The euro has slipped to roughly one-month lows below 1.1600 against the US dollar. The move comes as markets price in expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes, with focus remaining on the FOMC. High oil prices were also cited as a factor in the move.

  3. EUR/USD has slipped to one-month lows below 1.1550-1.1600 as markets price in expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes with focus on the FOMC. The move reflects US dollar gains tied to hawkish Fed expectations, while ECB policymakers note that Eurozone inflation is expected to remain high amid an energy crisis.

  4. EUR/USD has fallen to one-month lows below 1.1550-1.1600 ahead of the FOMC decision. The move follows markets pricing in hawkish Federal Reserve rate-hike expectations that have supported the U.S. dollar, while Eurozone sentiment and trade data have failed to inspire support for the euro.

  5. EUR/USD has slid to one-month lows below 1.1600 and 1.1550 ahead of the FOMC decision, falling below key 1.1560 support. The move reflects markets pricing in Fed rate-hike expectations that have lifted the US dollar, while Eurozone sentiment and trade data have failed to provide support amid elevated oil prices.

  6. EUR/USD has slipped to around one-month lows below 1.1560 as markets price in expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike ahead of the FOMC decision, coinciding with gains in the U.S. dollar. Soft Eurozone sentiment and trade data have failed to lift the euro, with elevated oil prices also noted in the background.

  7. The euro has declined to one-month lows below 1.1550-1.1600 as markets price in expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes, lifting the U.S. dollar. Eurozone sentiment and trade data have failed to lift the single currency, while ECB policymakers note inflation is expected to stay high amid an energy crisis and elevated oil prices.

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