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EUR/USD bias flipped 20 times to neutral on September 17, 2026

The euro has been trading around 1.1450 to below 1.1500 after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in three years in a move described as hawkish. Headlines link pressure on the euro to Fed-related dollar strength and oil, with attention on the FOMC statement and its effect on corporate borrowers. The hike has also drawn political backlash, while one report notes the euro gaining as the post-Fed rally lost momentum.

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The reading that day

NeutralAt the close of the UTC day.
BearishNeutralBullish

It changed 20 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

  • 00:00Weak bearish
  • 00:40Bearish
  • 00:55Weak bullish
  • 01:30Neutral
  • 02:30Bearish
  • 03:55Neutral
  • 04:30Bearish
  • 06:15Weak bullish
  • 07:00Bearish
  • 08:10Weak bullish
  • 08:25Neutral
  • 08:40Weak bullish
  • 09:15Weak bearish
  • 12:16Weak bullish
  • 13:56Weak bearish
  • 14:36Neutral
  • 16:26Weak bullish
  • 17:01Weak bearish
  • 19:36Neutral
  • 21:01Weak bearish
  • 21:26Neutral

Headlines (16)

First seen on September 17

Carried over from earlier days

Scheduled events

As of

EventForecastCurrency
Thursday, September 17
Spanish 10-y Bond AuctionEUR
Final CPI y/y3.3%EUR
Final Core CPI y/y2.4%EUR
Philly Fed Manufacturing Index31.3USD
Building Permits1.40MUSD
Unemployment Claims207KUSD
Housing Starts1.32MUSD
Pending Home Sales m/m-0.2%USD

September 17 on other markets

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