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The US dollar faces downside pressure as positioning shifts post-FOMC meeting, but the structural drivers remain unchanged.

USD/TRY continues to react to shifts in Turkey’s economic outlook and wider global conditions, offering a clear view of how domestic and international factors interact across the currency market. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

Markets welcome the Fed's policy outlook but concerns about complacency regarding inflation limit the upside in risk appetite

Euro / Japanese yen (EUR/JPY) is trading around 180.63 as of 1:26pm UTC on 4 December 2025, moving within an intraday range of 180.46–181.36 on Capital.com’s forex CFD feed. The pair continues to trade near levels seen around 181.3 in recent sessions, broadly in line with external spot benchmarks that have also held close to the 181 area. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

Euro / Turkish lira (EUR/TRY) was quoted at 49.68 as of 11:58 on 4 December 2025 (UTC) on Capital.com’s feed, trading near the upper end of its intraday range between 49.21 and 49.70. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

Markets tread with cautious heading into the Fed meeting this week, with focus on the revised projections into 2026.

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The euro–Polish zloty (EUR/PLN) pair draws on a broad mix of economic data, policy expectations and evolving market conditions, making it widely followed across the market.

Markets enter December with anticipation as the Federal Reserve meeting will be a key risk event, with changing expectations driving market volatility

Gold and the US dollar often move through familiar seasonal patterns shaped by macroeconomic cycles, fiscal factors and investor behaviour. These rhythms have tended to repeat over time, offering insight into how markets respond to broader global conditions.