The EUR/USD currency pair hammered through the floor on Wednesday, as the report showed that the US consumer prices rose more than anticipated in January.
The US government posted a $49B budget surplus in the month of January, the Treasury Department stated on Monday.
The US government posted a $49B budget surplus in the month of January, the Treasury Department stated on Monday.
The EUR/USD currency pair was not exposed strongly to the influence of fundamentals on Monday.
The EUR/USD currency pair was not exposed strongly to the influence of fundamentals on Monday.
The EUR/USD currency pair was not exposed strongly to the influence of fundamentals on Monday.
The EUR/USD currency pair was not exposed strongly to the influence of fundamentals on Monday.
The EUR/USD currency pair was not exposed strongly to the influence of fundamentals on Monday.
The Greenback strengthened against the European single currency, as Friday's report revealed that hiring in the US accelerated.
The Sterling rose markedly against the US Dollar ahead the report on the UK manufacturing sector.
The EUR/USD exchange rate remained above the 1.2400 level, following the Fed's interest rate decision and monetary policy statement.
The EZ flash GDP data release was not a trend changer in the EUR/USD currency pair.
The Dollar was little stronger against the US Dollar, following the US economic data.
The EUR/USD currency pair revealed a regular 9 base point gain, despite the report showing an unexpected slowdown in the US economy.
The Euro growth was muted against the Greenback on the ECB interest rate decision announcement.
The decline of the US Dollar had continued by Wednesday morning.
The decline of the US Dollar had continued by Wednesday morning.
The US Dollar was slightly weaker against the Euro in the wake of the country's real estate market data.
The US Dollar was slightly weaker against the Euro in the wake of the country's real estate market data.
The US Dollar was slightly weaker against the Euro in the wake of the country's real estate market data.
The European single currency fell sharply against the US Dollar, following German inflation final report on Tuesday.
The European single currency fell sharply against the US Dollar, following German inflation final report on Tuesday.
The European single currency was almost unchanged against the US Dollar on the trade balance report on Monday.
The US retail sales rose in December, as consumers bought more goods and the previous month's figures were revised up, indicating that the country's economy finished 2017 with solid momentum.