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Euro / US Dollar (EURUSD) is a FOREX-listed fx covered by Valdrans. Last close $1.139, +0.15% on the day; -0.33% over 1 week, +0.02% over 4 weeks, -4.08% over 6 months (prices as of 26 Jul 2026).

Last close (26 Jul 2026)
$1.139
Today
+0.15%
1 week
-0.33%
4 weeks
+0.02%
6 months
-4.08%
$1.139USD
+0.15% today
1 week-0.33%
4 weeks+0.02%
6 months-4.08%
2025-11-26 to 2026-07-26Range: $1.135$1.202Closing prices. Not real-time. Data via Yahoo Finance.

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Trump spoke separately with Putin and Zelenskyy on 6 July 2026

US President Trump held separate calls with Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy on 6 July 2026, coinciding with Ukrainian strikes on Russian targets and a Russian barrage on Kyiv. A subsequent Trump-Zelenskyy meeting was announced for the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey.

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Khamenei dies at 86 as US-Iran peace deal sends oil prices sharply lower

A geopolitically dense weekend dominated by Iran's leadership succession, a US-Iran peace agreement, Russian strikes on Kyiv, and a materially weak US jobs report.

15 sources

Japan LNG imports fell 7%; gas-fired generation dropped 16% year-on-year June

Japan's LNG imports fell 7% and gas-fired power generation declined 16% year-on-year in June 2026, dropping to 17.3 TWh, while coal-fired generation rose 4.6% over the same period as utilities substituted fuels amid elevated LNG prices.

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US payrolls miss sharply at 57,000 as geopolitical risk dominated a turbulent week

A week shaped by a severe US jobs miss, escalating Russia-Ukraine strikes, Hormuz volatility, and broad Magnificent Seven losses erasing year-to-date gains.

15 sources

Abu Dhabi promotes Murban crude as rival benchmark to Platts Dubai

Oilprice reported on 3 July 2026 that Abu Dhabi is pursuing structural changes to position Murban crude as a global pricing benchmark via ICE Futures Abu Dhabi, targeting Asian buyers and competing directly with the Platts Dubai assessment.

3 sources

US Treasuries rallied after below-forecast jobs data; dollar fell

US Treasury bonds rallied on 2 July 2026 after employment data came in below market expectations, with TLT and IEF rising alongside US equity markets; the US Dollar Index DXY recorded its largest weekly decline in nearly three months as of 3 July 2026.

6 sources

Oil slides toward $60 target as Hormuz traffic normalises and supply builds

A session dominated by oil supply normalisation and divergent European PMI data, with Japanese wages and ECB commentary adding secondary colour.

15 sources

Dollar slides, metals gain as weak US jobs data trims Fed rate-hike expectations

A mixed overnight session shaped by Friday's below-forecast US payrolls, Strait of Hormuz energy supply shifts, a 5% South Korean equity rebound, and thin US holiday trading conditions.

15 sources

Oman India Fertiliser IPO draws $12 billion in orders, 17 times covered

Oman India Fertiliser Co. received over $12 billion in orders for its $678 million IPO, representing approximately 17 times subscription. Bloomberg Markets reported the listing as the largest in the Middle East since the onset of regional conflict.

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Japan yen intervention sends USD/JPY down 0.70% on 2 July

USD/JPY fell 0.70% on 2 July 2026 following unsignalled Japanese currency intervention, with EUR/USD rising 0.26% and GBP/USD rising 0.37% as the dollar softened broadly ahead of an early-released US non-farm payrolls report.

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US June payrolls miss at 57,000; dollar index falls, EURUSD rises

US employers added 57,000 jobs in June 2026 against a forecast of 110,000–115,000, with prior months revised down by 74,000; the DXY declined and EURUSD rose following the release.

6 sources

US June payrolls miss at 57,000 as yen surges on suspected BOJ intervention

A data-heavy European session defined by a sharp US payrolls miss, suspected Japanese intervention in the yen, and continued crude supply recovery through the Strait of Hormuz.

15 sources

Russia launches large-scale Ukraine strike as Asian chip stocks fall 6%

A busy overnight session marked by Russia's major Ukraine strike, a sharp Asia tech selloff, and oil slipping for a third session amid Iran talks progress.

14 sources

Fed Chair Warsh rejects forward guidance at Sintra; Treasury yields rise

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh stated at the ECB Forum in Sintra on 1 July 2026 that the Fed would not provide forward guidance on future rate moves; US 10-year and 2-year Treasury yields rose, and the S&P 500, tracked via SPY, swung from pre-market losses to intraday recovery.

10 sources

Trump 2025 disclosure reports $1.4bn-plus in crypto-related earnings

Donald Trump's mandatory annual financial disclosure, reported 30 June–1 July 2026, recorded at least $1.4 billion in cryptocurrency-related earnings for 2025, including $236.25 million in net proceeds from World Liberty Financial token sales, with total annual revenue across all sources reported at $2.2 billion.

9 sources

Gold hits lowest since November; gold-oil correlation breaks down

Gold fell to $3,983.07 per troy ounce on Wednesday, its lowest since November, posting a 14% quarterly decline — worst since 2013. WTI crude also declined as US-Iran talks progressed, ending a five-month tandem rally in both commodities.

6 sources

Oil declines as Iran snubs Qatar talks; dollar strengthens before Warsh speech

A moderately active European session dominated by oil pressure, dollar strength, softer eurozone inflation, and UK defence spending confirmation.

15 sources

German June CPI fell to ~2.4% as state-level readings missed expectations

Regional CPI data released 30 June showed year-over-year inflation falling across four German states; the national June headline was estimated at approximately 2.4%, down from 2.6% in May. No specific price moves for German Bunds or EURUSD were reported.

4 sources

US stocks on track for best quarter in six years as SCOTUS reshapes tariff and Fed landscape

A busy quarter-end European session shaped by yen weakness at 40-year lows, oil's largest quarterly drop since 2020, easing eurozone inflation, and major US Supreme Court rulings on tariffs and Fed independence.

14 sources

Japanese yen falls to weakest since 1986 amid intervention concerns

An active overnight session dominated by yen weakness to 40-year lows, mixed China PMI data, and continued Hormuz geopolitical tension weighing on oil.

15 sources