EUR/USD suffers biggest monthly loss since July 2019
EUR/USD dropped in September, ending a four-month losing streak. Risk-on weighs over the dollar and lifts EUR/USD on Thursday. The ECB’s plan to adopt average inflation targeting could cap the upside in the euro. EUR / USD fell 1.82% in September, confirming its biggest drop in one month percentage since July 2019. The loss in September, which broke a winning trend for four months, came as the US dollar experienced a general recovery oversold. Expectations that the European Central Bank would seek to put the brakes on the rally of the euro also weighed on the common currency. At press time, EUR / USD is trading at 1.1742, representing a gain of 0.18% on the day. rebound looks to have been fueled by gains in Asian stock markets and the dollar’s weakness resulting wide basis. The reports indicating progress in talks fiscal stimulus in the United States appear to have boosted risk appetite. Stocks face selling pressure during the hours of US stock market Wednesday after ...