The euro is maintaining a steady position against the US dollar, consolidating in the 1.1450–1.1550 range. This occurs amid stable Purchasing Managers' Indices (PMIs), ongoing political uncertainty, and a temporary pause in bearish momentum.
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Author's summary: The euro remains stable around the 1.14 level amid mixed economic signals and cautious market sentiment, while trading CFDs carries considerable risks that require careful consideration.