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EURUSD is the currency pair that expresses how many United States dollars are required to purchase one euro. It is the most traded pair in the foreign exchange market and is categorized as a major pair alongside other highly liquid currencies. In quotes, the base currency is the euro and the quote currency is the US dollar.
Trading is characterized by very high liquidity and relatively tight spreads, especially during the combined London
Prices move in response to macroeconomic data and central bank policy from the European Central Bank and
EURUSD originated with the introduction of the euro in 1999 and quickly became the most liquid and
Traders monitor EURUSD as an indicator of the relative strength of the euro versus the dollar and