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Euro/U.S. Dollar (^EURUSD)

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Euro/U.S. Dollar Futures Market News and Commentary

Dollar Little Changed as Crude Prices Soar and T-note Yields Fall

The dollar index (DXY00) finished little changed on Friday.  The dollar found some support from Friday’s +4% jump in WTI crude oil prices, which raises inflation expectations and could prompt the Fed to pursue tighter monetary policy, a supportive factor for the dollar.  Also, Friday’s stock selloff boosted liquidity demand for the dollar.  Friday’s US economic news was mixed for the dollar, with housing starts and consumer sentiment stronger than expected, but building permits and manufacturing production below expectations.  The dollar gave up its gains on Friday as T-note yields declined, which weakened the dollar’s interest rate differentials. 

US Jun housing starts rose +19.0% m/m to 1.427 million, stronger than expectations of 1.310 million.  However, Jun building permits, a proxy for future construction, fell -3.0% to 1.367 million, below expectations of 1.403 million.

US Jun manufacturing production was unchanged m/m, weaker than expectations of +0.1% m/m.

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Commitment of Traders Positions as of Jul 14, 2026

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Commercials - Long / Short
457,594 (-3,075)
470,984 (+291)
Non-Commercials - Long / Short
230,307 (+6,877)
242,912 (+3,255)
Dealers / Intermediary - Long / Short
45,006 (+1,994)
277,174 (-11,961)
Asset / Manager - Long / Short
466,709 (-11,361)
219,393 (-4,759)
Leveraged Funds - Long / Short
89,976 (+2,516)
143,667 (+10,746)
Other Reportables - Long / Short
23,465 (+612)
10,917 (-521)

Price Performance

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Period Period Low Period High Performance
1-Month
1.13246 +1.00%
on 06/24/26
1.15283 -0.79%
on 06/18/26
-0.00643 (-0.56%)
since 06/17/26
3-Month
1.13246 +1.00%
on 06/24/26
1.17966 -3.04%
on 05/06/26
-0.03271 (-2.78%)
since 04/17/26
52-Week
1.13246 +1.00%
on 06/24/26
1.20806 -5.32%
on 01/27/26
-0.01592 (-1.37%)
since 07/17/25

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Barchart Technical Opinion

The Barchart Technical Opinion rating is a 88% Sell with a Strengthening short term outlook on maintaining the current direction.

Long term indicators fully support a continuation of the trend.

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Key Turning Points

3rd Resistance Point 1.15139
2nd Resistance Point 1.14951
1st Resistance Point 1.14690
Last Price 1.14392
1st Support Level 1.14241
2nd Support Level 1.14053
3rd Support Level 1.13792

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52-Week High 1.20806
Fibonacci 61.8% 1.17918
Fibonacci 50% 1.17026
Fibonacci 38.2% 1.16134
Last Price 1.14392
52-Week Low 1.13246

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