Welcome to Euro Exchange Rate News
We specialise in supplying the most up to date Euro exchange rate news and future currency predictions, which helps to keep our readers in tune with the current market trends. Our currency articles are written by Currency Exchange Specialists who work within the exchange rate markets daily, which enables them to supply accurate analysis of the markets. Use our Euro currency converter to calculate conversions to other currencies, such as British Pounds, US Dollars and many others.
Achieving the best Euro exchange rates is largely down to the timing of your currency trades. This is why regular market news is essential for keeping those wishing to trade up to date and ready to deal with any economic news which may affect the currency rates. This is the sole reasoning for supplying Euro exchange rate news, we aim to keep all those trading the Euro informed.
Seventeen of the EU Member States use the Euro as their sole currency, making the Euro the second most widely held international reserve currency. There are also 23 territories and countries outside of the EU which have their sole currency directly pegged to the euro exchange rate; this makes the Euro one of the most actively traded currencies within the exchange rate markets.
The Greek financial system could collapse within days
May 17, 2012Fears are growing that the Greek economy is on the verge of total collapse, Economists are warning that unless the European central bank intervenes with more stringent support then Greece’s economy could fall in only a matter of weeks or even days. The political stalemate from the last Greek elections has set the pro-austerity parties on... Read more
A Greek departure threatens Europe’s recovery
May 16, 2012Elections are to be held once again in Greece after the main political leaders failed to form a coalition government. The news spooked markets the world over with many institutions preparing for a Greek withdrawal from the Euro. The latest unemployment figures out of the UK show that the number of people without a job fell... Read more
Yesterday’s trading day can truly be described as a ‘game of two halves’
May 16, 2012In the morning, better than expected German GDP data allowed the euro zone as a whole to avoid recession and the euro retraced across the board, at one point registering a 0.5% gain on the day against the pound. By the time the London markets closed last night, the pound had recovered all of the... Read more