There was plenty of movement for the euro yesterday, but ultimately the only serious gains, of around 0.6% were against the Canadian and Australian dollars.
This afternoon we’ll hear final readings for eurozone inflation. There will also be comments from European Central Bank (ECB) rate-setters today and through next week
Next week starts quietly and doesn’t really liven up until Thursday, with flash readings for the Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI). These have been fairly parlous lately; all well below the 50 mark, above which suggests positive vibes among businesspeople.
EUR/USD past year


