The EUR/USD currency pair has experienced a slight recovery, paring its weekly losses as U.S. equities performed strongly. A significant factor in the currency’s movements was the remarks by Federal Reserve officials emphasizing a restrictive monetary policy stance. Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin expressed optimism for the U.S. economy in 2025, with upside growth potential outweighing downside risks. These sentiments contributed to increased investor confidence in the greenback.
Interesting! The Fed’s stance definitely keeps the USD strong but I wonder how long can the EURUSD hold its recovery, given that the US economy may outpace the expectations.
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Hi Davis - you keep putting this at the end of your posts, so naturally people are wondering: what’s the nature of your relationship with Capital Street FX, please?
Are you an official representative of the company? If not, why do you keep putting “Capital Street FX” in your posts? Or if so, why don’t you mention it in your profile, where it says you’re a professional trader?
Either way, you can doubtless understand members here being pretty curious about what’s going on? 
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Hi TheodoreThring.
Thank you for bringing up these questions—I’m happy to clarify.
To answer your queries directly: I am not an official representative of Capital Street FX, nor do I hold any formal position within the company. My relationship with them is more informal; I’ve found their resources and tools to be particularly helpful in my trading journey, and I often reference them to provide context or additional value to my posts. This is purely to share information that I believe may benefit others.
I understand how the repeated mentions could raise curiosity, and I appreciate the opportunity to address this transparently. While my profile reflects my background as a professional trader, I will consider adding further context to avoid any potential confusion moving forward.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I value this community and want to ensure all interactions here remain constructive and transparent.
Best regards,
Davis
They raise suspicion - not curiosity.
Let’s call it what it is? They make you look like a forum-spammer. It makes no sense at all for a non-commercial member spontaneously to keep mentioning Capital Street (notorious spammers themselves, who have had countless posts removed by Babypips moderators!!) for no logical reason, in his posts.