EUR/USD trades slightly lower around 1.1560, snapping a four-day winning streak as the U.S. Dollar gains ground on renewed optimism over an end to the 41-day U.S. government shutdown. The Senate’s 60–40 vote to approve the funding bill boosted risk sentiment, with the measure now moving to the House for final approval.

Despite the short-term USD strength, economic uncertainty continues to fuel expectations of a Fed rate cut in December, with markets pricing in a 62% chance of at least a 25 bps reduction.

Meanwhile, the Euro remains supported by the European Central Bank’s cautious stance, as policymakers signal no rush to adjust rates amid stable inflation. Traders now shift focus to Germany’s ZEW Economic Sentiment Survey, which could provide fresh direction for the pair.

📊 Outlook: EUR/USD may find support near 1.1540, while resistance lies around 1.1600 if sentiment turns in favor of the Euro.