Euro stable ahead of ECB release

The euro was mostly stable in today's early trading session, prior to the ECB's policy decision release, with the traders and the investors mainly focusing on what the European Central Bank will say regarding the currency's strength status and its influence on the overall economic outlook.

Euro holding at $1.1925

The euro region's currency aimed to $1.1925 rising as much as 0.1% lower than $1.2070 which was last week's high and the strongest area since January 2015.

Oil lower ahead of stockpiles data release

Oil traded weaker during today's early session, after having appreciated 1% reaching its 4-weeks high level, amid the investors looking forward to the stockpiles of refined products and crude oil releases in the U.S.

The U.S. WTI crude for October traded at $49.05 falling approximately 0.2% or 11 cents.

Oil for delivery in November reached $54.05 a barrel declining around 0.3% or 15 cents.

Natural gas futures for October approached $3.024 per million British thermal units rising 0.8% or 2.4 cents, and gasoline futures to $1.662 a gallon dropping around 0.5% or 0.8 cents.

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