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List of Crypto Exchanges Accepting Euro Fiat Deposit

Below are the list of crypto exchanges providing service for clients around the globe with Euro fiat deposit. The crypto exchanges are ranked by their cyber security scores, whose measurement is provided by cer.live.

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In August of 2015, Asian and European stock market indices fell on average by 5 percent, while American indices fell around 3.5 percent. Following the fall, EUR/USD gained 300 points and EUR/JPY rose up to 138.60 from around 137.50. At a glance, the winner overall seemed to be the Euro.

As a matter of fact, the Eurozone was unsatisfactory at that time and there was no significant improvement after the ECB launched their brand of QE in March. On the other hand, uncertainties surrounding US the Fed rate hike plan were indeed alarming, but not enough to say that they definitely will not hike as expected in September 2015.

In short, even though the Euro rallied, it was definitely not because it is considered safe haven. It is more likely that the speculative side of the market tried to get some advantage amid the turmoil.

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Historically, it appears that central bank policies dominate the movement of the EUR/USD. It can be said that the more accurate your prediction of the Fed's actions, the easier it is to predict the movement of the EUR/USD pair. The following is a little summary of EUR/USD and its relation to central bank policies:

  • September 18, 2007 - The Fed cut interest rates by 50 basis points; EUR/USD strengthened.
  • December 18, 2013 - The Fed announced that tapering would begin in January 2014; EUR/USD weakened until February 2014.
  • July 14, 2014 - ECB President Mario Draghi prepared the market for QE by stating "falls squarely in our mandate"; EUR/USD weakened.
  • January 22, 2015 - The ECB introduced "full-blown QE"; EUR/USD weakened.
  • December 13, 2015 - The Fed raised interest rates for the first time in a decade; EUR/USD strengthened.
  • October 26, 2017 - The ECB divided its bond purchase program worth EUR60 billion; EUR/USD strengthened.
  • December 13, 2018 - The ECB ended the EUR2.5 trillion stimulus program; EUR/USD weakened.

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The Euro at the beginning of its emergence was known as a rival to the US Dollar. The existence of the Euro was seen as a threat to the US Dollar's unofficial position as the world's reserve currency. Although it could happen, the US Dollar still holds the title with a significant gap to this day.

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The EUR/USD pair is well-known for its high volatility. To this day, the EUR/USD remains the most volatile pair in forex history. This fact has attracted the attention of many traders in the market.

As the single currency of several countries, the Euro is greatly influenced by the political and economic developments of these countries. In just one day, there are many different data releases from its 16 member countries. On the other hand, news throughout the day related to the US economy and its major trading partners will also affect the value of the Dollar. Thus, it is clear that there are many opportunities to take advantage of the EUR/USD, even with small price movements.

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