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EUR/USD Stands at $1.1614 on Tuesday Morning

Özge Adıgüzel
Last updated: 8 September 2026 10:04
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The euro stood at $1.1614 against the dollar at 10:04 GMT on Tuesday, 8 September 2026. Across the past 11 days, the pair recorded a high of 1.1628 and a low of 1.1582. The range spans 46 pips.

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  • CFTC Positioning Data
  • Broader Currency Levels

CFTC Positioning Data

Speculators held a net short position in the euro of 24,925 contracts, according to the CFTC report dated 01 Sep 2026. That exposure shrank by 11,427 contracts from a week earlier, when net short contracts totaled 36,352. The CFTC tallies the aggregate difference between long and short futures contracts held by non-commercial traders, giving an accounting measure of speculative positioning in the currency.

Broader Currency Levels

Other major foreign exchange pairs were recorded at the same time on Tuesday, 8 September 2026. The dollar was at 153.904 yen, which was its lowest level in 11 days, while the British pound traded at $1.3527 against the dollar.

Source: CFTC  |  Data: Swissquote

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