The EUR/USD currency pair climbed to fresh multi-year highs around 1.1640 on Tuesday, driven by improving global sentiment and dovish undertones in Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s congressional testimony. The rally was further supported by de-escalating tensions in the Middle East and renewed weakness in the US Dollar (USD).
The rally in the euro was fueled by two major catalysts:
At the time of writing, EUR/USD is trading around 1.1612, slightly off the session high of 1.1640.
If EUR/USD clears the 1.1635–1.1640 resistance range, it could mark the beginning of a new bullish phase.
Recent Eurozone macro data has been mixed:
Meanwhile, ECB’s Philip Lane remarked that inflation—especially in the services sector—still poses risks and requires vigilance.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) slipped below 98.00, pressured by softer data and dovish Fed commentary. If Powell’s testimony continues to lean dovish, the dollar may face extended downside across the board.
Key upcoming US events to watch:
The EUR/USD pair remains well-supported amid a favorable technical setup, improving Eurozone sentiment, and a broadly weaker USD. A breakout above 1.1640 could trigger a rally toward 1.1680 and potentially 1.1720 in the coming sessions—especially if Powell confirms a rate cut is on the table for Q3.
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