EURUSDEuro / US Dollar
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%
Coverage of EURUSD(8)
US military strikes on Iran push crude prices sharply higher overnight
A geopolitically-driven overnight session dominated by fresh US strikes on Iran, oil price gains, and renewed Strait of Hormuz concerns weighing on Asian equities and industrial metals.
US crude falls 6% on reports of Iran-US Strait of Hormuz framework deal
A geopolitically charged European session dominated by Iran deal reports, sharp oil declines, AI-driven equity gains, and ECB financial stability warnings.
SK Hynix joins $1 trillion club as Korean equities double in 2026
An active overnight session dominated by Korean semiconductor milestones, US-Iran diplomatic developments, and UAE's departure from OPEC.
US-Iran military clashes in Strait of Hormuz whipsaw oil markets
A volatile European session dominated by conflicting signals from US-Iran military clashes and concurrent diplomatic negotiations, with oil prices swinging sharply and equities mixed.
US military strikes Iranian targets; Brent surges 2.34% to $98.39
A volatile overnight session dominated by conflicting US-Iran signals, lifting crude and complicating European open sentiment.
Brent falls below $100 as US-Iran Hormuz deal seen imminent
An active overnight session dominated by US-Iran nuclear deal optimism, sharp oil price declines, and mixed Asian equity moves amid thin holiday liquidity.
Brent falls 5.9% to $97.44 as US-Iran Hormuz negotiations advance
European session dominated by sharp oil price moves on conflicting US-Iran diplomatic signals, with Italian equities reaching a 26-year record high.
Iran conflict reshapes global energy supply as Hormuz flows hit 5% of normal
A turbulent weekend dominated by Middle East energy disruption, a hawkish Fed leadership change, record Nvidia earnings, and late-breaking US-Iran peace signals