⚡ Euro remains near seven-week highs after downwardly revised Eurozone Manufacturing PMI

The Euro is trading at 1.1525 against the US Dollar on Monday, pulling back slightly after touching seven-week highs of 1.1556 earlier in the session. Despite the modest retreat, the single currency maintains strength near recent peaks even as fresh Eurozone manufacturing data disappointed expectations. The downwardly revised Manufacturing PMI figures failed to derail the Euro’s momentum, suggesting underlying support for the currency remains intact despite weaker industrial activity across the bloc.

The resilience comes as traders and brokers navigate mixed economic signals from the Eurozone, with manufacturing weakness appearing overshadowed by other supportive factors. The EUR/USD pair’s ability to hold ground near multi-week highs indicates sustained demand for the Euro in foreign exchange markets. Market participants should monitor whether this technical level holds as manufacturing concerns could weigh on medium-term sentiment if industrial weakness persists.

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EUR/USD traders should watch the 1.1525 support level closely, as holding above this mark despite negative manufacturing revisions signals strong bullish momentum that could drive further gains.

Source: FXStreet