EUR/USD

EUR/USD is one of the world's most actively traded currency pairs. It represents the exchange rate between the euro and the US dollar. The pair is influenced by interest-rate differences between the European Central Bank and Federal Reserve, eurozone data, and US employment and inflation reports.

The rate of EUR/USD is 1.1614 as of September 5, 2026 — down 0.08% over the last 24 hours. Over the same window EUR/USD traded between 1.1360 and 1.1826.

EUR/USD is quoted as US dollars per euro. Long EUR/USD means long the euro and short the US dollar. Before fees and funding, the position benefits when the euro strengthens relative to the dollar and loses when the euro weakens. Short EUR/USD means short the euro and long the US dollar. Before fees and funding, the position benefits when the dollar strengthens relative to the euro and loses when the dollar weakens. Eligible FX markets offer multipliers of up to 50x, depending on the pair and jurisdiction. The maximum is not a recommended position size.

Go long EUR/USD. Because USD is the quote currency, a rising EUR/USD rate means one euro buys more dollars. This expresses a dollar view only against the other currency in the pair, not against every currency.

Long EUR/USD means long the euro and short the US dollar. Before fees and funding, the position benefits when the euro strengthens relative to the dollar and loses when the euro weakens. Short EUR/USD means short the euro and long the US dollar. Before fees and funding, the position benefits when the dollar strengthens relative to the euro and loses when the dollar weakens.

No. The EUR/USD perpetual tracks a currency-pair reference rate without delivering or conferring ownership of either currency. It has no fixed expiry and introduces margin, liquidation, funding, and venue-specific execution costs.

Traders commonly watch Federal Reserve versus European Central Bank rate expectations, US and eurozone inflation, employment, and growth data, Changes in global risk sentiment and cross-border capital flows.

Yes. The trade card on this page links to the Liquid market for EUR/USD. Before submitting an order, review the available multiplier, margin requirement, and estimated liquidation price in the app, plus the venue's current fee and funding information.

The 24-hour trading volume shown for the EUR/USD perpetual on Liquid is $10.02M as of September 5, 2026. This is volume reported for this contract by the underlying venue, not total global FX turnover. Higher volume can indicate more active price discovery, but it does not remove trading risk.