Scotiabank reports that the Euro is maintaining stability against the US Dollar in the 1.14 range

Scotiabank Reports Euro Stability Against the US Dollar

The euro continues to hold steady within the 1.1450–1.1550 range, supported by stable PMI data and a pause in bearish market momentum. However, lingering political uncertainty continues to weigh on investor sentiment.

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Author’s Summary

The euro remains steady near 1.15 as Scotiabank notes market stability, while VT Markets reiterates caution on CFD trading due to its high risk and regulatory restrictions.

VT Markets — 2025-11-06