No major events are expected today.

EUR/USD on Monday, February 9, 2026, is holding near 1.1830 as investors assess the outcome of the European Central Bank meeting and overall market sentiment. Amid periodic bouts of caution, demand for the U.S. dollar as a safe-haven asset is rising, keeping euro gains limited despite the relative resilience of the Eurozone economy.

The ECB left rates unchanged and noted that future price dynamics will largely depend on external factors, including energy costs and the exchange rate of the euro. A slowdown in Eurozone inflation to 1.7% has intensified discussions about the risk of excessively low inflation. If a strong euro continues to pressure import prices and export competitiveness, expectations of a more accommodative policy could return, limiting the euro’s appeal.

In the United States, markets are awaiting fresh signals on inflation and employment, which will determine how long current tight rate conditions persist. Stronger data would support the dollar, potentially pushing EUR/USD below current levels. This keeps selling as the preferred strategy, with a move toward recent lows in focus.

Recommendations: SELL 1.1830, SL 1.1860, TP 1.1740