
EURUSD weekly recap: pair holds near 1.1522 into Friday, 2026-08-03
EURUSD opened the week at 1.15432 and closed near 1.15219, a net loss of roughly 21 pips as the dollar firmed ahead of the US jobs report.
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EURUSD opened the week at 1.15432 and closed near 1.15219, a net loss of roughly 21 pips as the dollar firmed ahead of the US jobs report.

EURUSD trades near 1.15357 midweek, up from Monday's open, with Friday's US jobs report the main event still to come.

EURUSD closed last week near 1.1539 after a firm four-day climb, and this week opens with a near-even positioning split and no scheduled top-tier data yet on the calendar.

EURUSD opened at 1.1394 and closed at 1.1507, a net gain of roughly 113 pips as the dollar weakened broadly.

EURUSD sits at 1.13964 midweek, up about 22 pips from Monday's open, with the back half of the week short on scheduled data.

The Fed is expected to hold at 3.75% on Wednesday, and Thursday's US GDP and Core PCE follow. Here is what to watch in EURUSD this week.

EUR/USD opened at 1.1427 and closed the week near 1.1377, a drop of roughly 50 pips after Thursday's sharp reversal.

EURUSD sits at 1.14118 on Wednesday, down slightly from Monday's open, with a thin calendar and a runaway dollar/yen setting the tone.

EURUSD closed last week near 1.1437 after fading from midweek highs. Dollar strength on Gulf tension sets the tone for the new week.

EURUSD opened at 1.14039 and closed at 1.14426, a gain of roughly 39 pips as European demand worries failed to sink the euro.

EURUSD sits at 1.14407 on Wednesday, up from Monday's 1.14039 open, with the pair grinding back toward the week's high.

EUR/USD gained 41 pips to 1.1563 as dollar weakness persisted, with positioning now evenly split.

EUR/USD has gained 33 pips from Monday's open to trade at 1.1554, with positioning nearly balanced at 51.6% long.

EURUSD enters a data-light week near 1.1522 after Friday's sharp drop, with traders watching for direction without major event catalysts.

EUR/USD fell 340 pips to 1.1614 as Asian market turmoil boosted dollar demand.

EUR/USD has slipped 27 pips since Monday's open to 1.1621, with no major events scheduled for Thursday or Friday.