EUR/USD

The Euro could be going either way at this point, down seems just a touch more likely.

The Euro is consolidating its ground as it awaits key data from Germany and the US inflation numbers tomorrow.

The Euro could be heading lower from current levels around 1.3880 after failing to maintain momentum in the wake of geopolitical turmoil.

We would be buying daily puts on the EUR/USD on a break below 1.3725.

The Euro is skyrocketing this morning and there is no likelihood of that abating any time soon. Stay alert for a test of 1.3770 in the US session.

The Euro is consolidating in a rather big expectations day with no really big news in the end. Yellen disappointed both US bulls and bears alike - a range is settling in!

The euro continues its consolidation phase, the German constitutional court will rule tomorrow on the legality of the OMT, as release that we supposed to have had on Monday.

The Euro has lost direction in trading today, we are looking for a breakout from recent ranges to justify a new trade in this pair.

The Euro managed to stay above 1.36 which we find as a positive sign and probably a resurfacing of strength. We are cautiously optimistic above 1.3580 and are buying daily calls at 1.3600.

The euro is consolidating its gains from late last week and is looking for the next leg higher. Our strategy is to buy a break above the round figure just above current price levels.

The Euro gains momentum as US data disappoints in a major way. Maintain call positions in the euro on a daily and weekly basis for next week and stay tuned to Binary Options Post for more information.

The Euro might keep sliding from current levels, at least for the next couple of sessions. We take a look at how to play in the current environment before major news events.

The Euro is licking its wounds from the first trading day of 2014, still holding to recent levels above 1.3630 despite positive PMI data yesterday being ignored by the broad market.

The Euro got slammed yesterday, it is consolidating the big move today, looking for direction for now.

The Euro remained stable, despite looking vulnerable at some points during the day.

Our strategy in the EUR/USD this week is to buy calls on dips to support levels, the first one we see is at 1.3690-5.

The Euro is experiencing upside pressure form the European Central Bank policy press conference and Mario Draghi who rules out more stimulus in the euro Zone for now.

The Euro has been hammered lower by very strong US data, tomorrow will be key for the rest of the month moves, but for now we would be buying puts in EUR/USD.

The EUR/USD is consolodating its overnight move ready to test the upside again. Data dependant until the US session manufacturing data release.

Euro Zone data this week - Implications for the EUR/USD pair and strategic advice. The Euro is starting the week on a positive note, is there some ground behind this or the sentiment has turned too negative for the US Dollar. How about we strategize a little and choose the best way to profit from this pair this week.