EUR/USD Price Forecast: Euro struggles to find follow-through above 1.1200

The headline reports that EUR/USD is struggling to sustain gains above the 1.1200 level, with the euro failing to build follow-through buying at that resistance zone. The shortfall points to a transmission mechanism driven by relative interest-rate expectations: when traders doubt the euro's ability to extend a rally, dollar demand tends to firm on the view that US yields will stay comparatively supportive. Both the euro and the dollar sit at the center of this move, since EUR/USD is a direct expression of the rate differential and the relative risk appetite between the euro area and the United States. The next important catalyst for traders is the upcoming eurozone and US inflation and central bank communication, which will shape whether the rate differential widens or narrows around this level.

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