Euro Exodus: Investors Pull Cash from Invesco’s Euro ETF Despite Bullish Signals
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The Invesco CurrencyShares Euro Trust’s ETF, FXE, saw notable outflows on January 15, 2026, as investors withdrew $5.38 million from the fund. The move represents roughly 1.26% of its latest reported assets under management, which stand at $428.32 million, marking a meaningful shift in positioning toward the euro even as the currency itself shows modest gains.
The related asset, FX:EUR-USD, is currently trading at 1.17036. Over the past three months, the euro has inched higher by about 0.95% against the dollar, a restrained but positive performance that contrasts with the sudden ETF outflow. Technically, the pair is flashing a bullish tone, with a 1-day signal of Strong Buy, suggesting momentum traders still see upside in the currency.
The divergence between FXE’s capital flight and the euro’s constructive technical setup may reflect broader macro caution rather than a straightforward bearish call on the single currency. Investors could be responding to shifting expectations around Federal Reserve and European Central Bank policy paths, opting to reduce exposure after a period of relative euro stability. With more than 1% of FXE’s AUM moving out in a single day, the flows hint at a tactical reassessment of FX risk rather than a wholesale repudiation of the euro.
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