Invesco CurrencyShares Euro Trust

NYSE ARCA: FXE
$98.88
-$0.01 (0.0%)
Closing price April 24, 2024
Invesco CurrencyShares Euro Trust is an exchange-traded fund that focuses on the Euro currency market. Managed by Invesco Specialized Products, LLC, it aims to mirror the performance of the Euro compared to the US dollar. Established in 2005 and based in the United States, this fund provides investors an opportunity to gain exposure to the Euro without the need for direct currency trading.

Euro-Dollar Breakdown: The Calls For Parity Return, A Hit To GDP (UUP, FXE, EUO, FXF)
It was just under ten years ago that I was in Spain and Portugal for a vacation and a day of running with the bulls in Pampalona.  Unlike most trips to Europe, there was a handy difference.  The...
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Currency Intervention From Japan & Switzerland, Protecting the Dollar from the Dollar (YCL, FXY, JYF, FXF, FXE, UUP)
The Japanese Yen took a breather today on some similar news that we saw last week regarding intervention.  The Nikkei News reported this afternoon that Japan was about to intervene to keep from...
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Why Is German Sentiment Stronger Than U.S. Sentiment? (XHB, FXE)
Things may still be difficult in America, but Germany’s Info Institute gave a German sentiment reading that was not just above expectations. It grew to the highest level in 3 years.  This briefly...
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Euro & Dollar Parity, Reality Versus Perception (FXE, EUO)
It is no secret that suddenly the U.S. dollar is back as the king, and more importantly that the Euro could be changed to the peso.  The euro was over $1.50 just at the end of last year and now it...
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Big Ben Talks Down The Dollar
Friday’s surprisingly strong job report sent the dollar soaring (NYSE: FXE, FXB, FXA, FXY).  Skittish currency traders got the impression that the improvement in the job market might prompt...
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Dollar's Rally Is Overdone
This morning the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the unemployment rate had dropped from 10.2% to 10% and that nonfarm payroll jobs declined by just 11,000.  The market rallied in the early...
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