Euro slips toward 1.1200 on French debt worries and firm dollar: Oct 24, 2026
The euro has slipped toward 1.1200 as US economic strength and a firmer US dollar overshadow the eurozone. France's debt worries and rising French yields, along with higher oil prices near five-month highs, are weighing on the single currency and capping rebounds.
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Carried over from earlier days
- US Dollar's Safe-Haven Appeal Weakens. Forecast as of 22.10.2026LiteFinance
- Euro gives up early gains amid higher oil prices, French fiscal risksFXStreet
- Euro retreats to 1.1200 as French yields rally, Oil flirts with five-month highsFXStreet
- Global Tech Selloff Lifts Yen as French Bond Stress Weighs on EuroActionForex
- Euro retreats as US Dollar regains ground, France's debt worries weighFXStreet
- Euro edges higher as USD selling remains unabated; France's debt worries cap gainsFXStreet
- EURUSD Failed to Break Through the French BarrierActionForex
- Euro slips toward 1.1200 as US economic strength overshadows EurozoneFXStreet
- EUR/USD Price Forecast: 200-week SMA offers last line of defense against deeper lossesFXStreet
Scheduled events
As of
| Event | Forecast | Currency |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday, October 25 | ||
| Daylight Saving Time Shift | EUR | |
| Fed Monetary Policy Report | USD | |
| Monday, October 26 | ||
| M3 Money Supply y/y | EUR | |
| Private Loans y/y | EUR | |
| German ifo Business Climate | 90.0 | EUR |
| Tuesday, October 27 | ||
| German GfK Consumer Climate | EUR | |
| Spanish Unemployment Rate | EUR | |
| Private Loans y/y | 3.1% | EUR |