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EUR/USD bias flipped 18 times to weak bearish on September 4, 2026

EURUSD is trading with a downward bias after a stronger-than-expected US August jobs report boosted expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike, while the ECB is widely expected to raise rates on September 10. Hawkish Fed rhetoric and a solid dollar have kept the pair below 1.1600, despite the euro finding some support from the anticipated European Central Bank move. Market focus remains on central bank policy divergence and upcoming US data.

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The reading that day

Weak bearishAt the close of the UTC day.
BearishNeutralBullish

It changed 18 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

  • 00:00Neutral
  • 07:38Weak bullish
  • 07:53Weak bearish
  • 08:23Bullish
  • 08:38Neutral
  • 08:53Bullish
  • 09:08Weak bearish
  • 09:23Neutral
  • 09:38Bearish
  • 12:18Neutral
  • 12:33Bearish
  • 13:03Bullish
  • 13:38Neutral
  • 15:59Weak bearish
  • 16:19Neutral
  • 18:49Weak bearish
  • 19:04Weak bullish
  • 19:24Bullish
  • 21:04Weak bearish

Headlines (15)

First seen on September 4

Carried over from earlier days

Scheduled events

As of

EventForecastCurrency
Friday, September 4
German Factory Orders m/m0.3%EUR
Italian Retail Sales m/m0.2%EUR
Retail Sales m/m0.3%EUR
Non-Farm Employment Change55KUSD
Unemployment Rate4.1%USD
Average Hourly Earnings m/m0.3%USD
FOMC Member Goolsbee SpeaksUSD
Monday, September 7
German Industrial Production m/m0.1%EUR

September 4 on other markets

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