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The Euro Fell 1% Against the Dollar on CPI Day (Nov 2026)

EUR/USDT fell from $1.1264 on the morning of November 10, 2026, to $1.1151 that afternoon as a hot US CPI report lifted Treasury yields. Replay a slow, steady currency slide in hourly steps.

Nov 11, 2026

The euro started Tuesday, November 10, at the top of its recent range: the EUR/USDT pair on Binance reached $1.1264 in the 08:00 UTC hour, helped by Monday's risk-on rally and lower oil prices, which ease the energy bill of the euro area.

It drifted lower through the European morning, to about $1.1226 by 12:00 UTC, as traders reduced risk before the US inflation data. The 13:00 UTC hour, which included the 13:30 release, fell to $1.1191: October CPI rose 0.4% against 0.3% expected and core 0.3% against 0.2%, and two-year Treasury yields jumped about 18 basis points over the session.

Unlike stocks and bitcoin, the euro never bounced. Each hour of the US session set a lower low, down to $1.1151 at 16:00 UTC, a fall of about 1% from the morning high, a large move for the world's most traded currency pair. The dollar index closed 0.57% higher. The pair then stabilised and spent the night between $1.1171 and $1.1183.

Replay it to compare a currency move with a crypto or equity move on the same news: no spike, no wick, just a steady repricing of the gap between US and euro-area interest rates, which is what drives the pair most of the time.