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EUR/USD bias flipped 23 times to weak bearish on October 2, 2026

The euro has fallen to yearly lows around 1.1265 as France's deepening debt worries widened the French-German bond gap, alongside pressure from high oil prices, rising U.S. yields and strong U.S. data keeping Fed tightening in play. Hotter inflation reports from Europe's biggest economies added to the pressure, while weak U.S. jobs data at one point weighed on the dollar and helped the euro rebound above 1.1250.

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The reading that day

Weak bearishAt the close of the UTC day.
BearishNeutralBullish

It changed 23 times during the day.

The day on the wire

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The band shows the reading through the day; a mark shows where it changed. Each tick is a headline first seen that day.

The reading through the day

  • 00:00Weak bearish
  • 07:12Weak bullish
  • 07:42Bearish
  • 07:57Weak bullish
  • 08:32Neutral
  • 09:02Weak bullish
  • 10:17Weak bearish
  • 10:32Neutral
  • 11:22Weak bearish
  • 12:22Neutral
  • 12:37Bullish
  • 13:37Bearish
  • 13:52Bullish
  • 14:07Neutral
  • 15:02Weak bearish
  • 15:17Bullish
  • 16:27Weak bullish
  • 16:42Neutral
  • 16:57Bullish
  • 17:13Neutral
  • 17:28Bearish
  • 17:58Neutral
  • 19:53Weak bullish
  • 21:08Weak bearish

Headlines (11)

First seen on October 2

Carried over from earlier days

Scheduled events

As of

EventForecastCurrency
Friday, October 2
French Gov Budget BalanceEUR
Spanish Unemployment Change17.6KEUR
Italian Retail Sales m/m-0.1%EUR
Core CPI Flash Estimate y/y2.5%EUR
CPI Flash Estimate y/y3.7%EUR
Average Hourly Earnings m/m0.3%USD
Unemployment Rate4.1%USD
Non-Farm Employment Change89KUSD

October 2 on other markets

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