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BREAKING: EURUSD muted after higher German ZEW Economic Sentiment 📌

10:04 AM 18 March 2025

10:00 AM GMT, Germany - German ZEW Economic Sentiment for March:

  • actual 51.6; forecast 48.1; previous 26.0;

10:00 AM GMT, Germany - German ZEW Current Conditions for March:

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  • actual -87.6; forecast -80.5; previous -88.5;

The German ZEW Economic Sentiment came in higher than expected. However, the positive reading may be overshadowed by a decline in Current Conditions, which dropped to -87.6 points. EURUSD remains muted following the publication, as investors focus on the upcoming parliamentary vote on debt reform.

 

Source: xStation 5

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