The Euro is expected to move between 1.1535 and 1.1575 today, with longer-term predictions suggesting a range of 1.1485 to 1.1610. Recently, the Euro peaked at 1.1591 but ended the day at 1.1556, showing little change. This steadiness points to a likely trading range of 1.1535 to 1.1575 today. Last week, we noted that the Euro stabilized after earlier downturns and anticipated a longer-term range of 1.1485 to 1.1610, with no changes in the outlook.

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Current Market Outlook

As of November 11, 2025, we expect the EUR/USD pair to stay within a well-known range. We anticipate trading between 1.1485 and 1.1610 for the next one to three weeks, showing that the market lacks a strong momentum driver. The Euro faces fundamental challenges, which limit its potential gains. Recent data showed Germany’s ZEW Economic Sentiment index for October dropped to -15.2, raising concerns about growth in the Eurozone’s largest economy. This slow performance makes it hard for the European Central Bank to adopt a more aggressive policy, reducing the Euro’s attractiveness. On the other hand, the US Dollar gains strength from a robust economy, preventing a sharp decline in the pair. The latest Non-Farm Payrolls report revealed that the US added 210,000 jobs in early November, keeping the unemployment rate below 4%. This reinforces the expectation that the Federal Reserve will maintain its strong stance compared to other central banks. For traders dealing in derivatives, selling volatility appears to be the main strategy for the upcoming weeks. Approaches like short straddles or iron condors targeting the 1.1550 strike price could be effective since they benefit from minimal price movement. The expected daily range of 1.1535 to 1.1575 supports this outlook of low implied volatility. We also need to keep in mind the ongoing market anxiety, indicated by gold trading above $4,100 an ounce. This suggests that while economic data supports a trading range, traders are prepared for possible shocks that could lead to sudden price changes. Thus, any strategy focused on selling volatility should include careful risk management in case the range unexpectedly shifts. Looking back, this period of stability is similar to the turbulent sideways markets seen in parts of 2023, before the major inflationary pressures of 2024 prompted more decisive actions from central banks. The current balance between a struggling Eurozone and a strong US economy has created a standstill. This balance is likely to remain until one of these regions provides a significant economic surprise. Create your live VT Markets account and start trading now.

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