Euro futures recorded one of their narrowest trading ranges of March on March 24, 2026, as the currency stabilized around the 1.16 level. This price action represents the midpoint of the month-to-date range, following a period of heightened volatility. The foreign exchange market continues to take cues from a flat U.S. dollar, leaving the Euro virtually unchanged at the close. While the CVOL index shows volatility has trended higher recently, it remained steady during today's session. Additionally, speculative data reveals a significant shift in positioning, with net long positions in Euro futures hitting their lowest levels since March 2025.
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