EUR/USD hovered just above 1.1610 at the European open Monday despite Germany’s July industrial production falling 1.1%. Destatis forecast +0.1% and a separate consensus at 0.3% are both quoted.
EUR/USD trades flat, hovering just above 1.1610 at the European open on Monday. Soft German industrial production was not supportive, and rising oil amid Middle East tension adds euro pressure, but USD rallies remain capped with US markets closed for Labor Day.
Germany’s July industrial production fell 1.1% month on month. On the Destatis side of the tape: forecast +0.1%, prior revised to 0.0% from a provisional +0.2%. A separate consensus on the same print sat at 0.3% with previous 0.2%. Both splits are quoted; they are not averaged. Year on year, output contracted 1.6%.
For the Destatis print itself, see German IP July miss.
EUR/GBP’s German IP reaction near 0.8585 is a separate cross tape — distinct from this EUR/USD ~1.1610 note.
Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence at 5.1 in September is a separate sentiment print — distinct from this German IP / EUR reaction tape.
EUR/JPY’s 1.11% slide toward 179.45 is a separate yen-cross tape — distinct from this EUR / BoJ / euro-area print note.
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