Recent monetary policy divergence between the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank remains the dominant driver of EUR/USD positioning, with the pair trading near 1.117–1.118 amid expectations for additional Fed tightening. Hawkish signals from Fed officials, including Cleveland Fed President Hammack’s comments on containing inflation, have lifted implied probabilities of a December rate hike above 80 percent per CME FedWatch data, supporting higher Treasury yields and widening the U.S.-German yield spread to around 175 basis points. This backdrop has reinforced dollar strength despite softer recent eurozone data, while French fiscal tensions and elevated debt spreads add independent pressure on the euro. Traders are monitoring upcoming U.S. CPI releases and central bank communications for shifts in rate-path expectations that could alter near-term momentum.
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