EUR #8 of 8 Updated 12 Oct, 04:28 UTC

Euro

The Euro sits at the bottom of the eight majors with a score of -39. Positioning is a clear headwind — speculative futures traders are heavily net-short the Euro, among the most bearish readings in years. That adds selling pressure, though such crowded shorts can snap back quickly. On a valuation basis, it looks cheap versus its own one-year range, which may help cushion the downside from here.

EUR MACRO STRENGTH1Y · MACRO SCORE-39+7-48-39 AND HOLDING
Composite macro score over the past year. Range −100 to +100; zero is the middle of the pack.
Score
-39
Rank
#8 of 8
Trend
Stable +0.9
Price, 3 months
-1.5%

The five factors

Interest Rates -66
Positioning -27
Risk Mood -0

Partial data this run: monetary.

Model versus price

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The readings behind it

IndicatorLatestAs of
10-year yield3.18% 2026-08-01
Real 10-year (after inflation)-0.05% (3.2% CPI) 2026-08-01
Fund positioning4th pctile 2026-10-06
3-month move vs USD-1.5% None
Valuation (vs 1-yr norm)historically cheap None

Strength gap against the other majors

A positive gap means the Euro scores higher than the other side of the pair right now.

PairGapStronger side
EUR/CHF -9.5 CHF
EUR/CAD -18.9 CAD
EUR/GBP -24.5 GBP
EUR/USD -43.2 USD
EUR/AUD -56.9 AUD
EUR/JPY -57.4 JPY
EUR/NZD -66.3 NZD