Euro ETF Sees Year-End Chill as Investors Pull Back from Invesco’s FXE
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The Invesco CurrencyShares Euro Trust, ticker FXE, closed out 2025 with a notable outflow, shedding $5.43 million in assets on December 31. The redemption, equal to roughly 1.29% of the fund’s $421.2 million in assets under management, suggests a cautious turn among euro-focused investors despite relatively stable currency moves into year-end.
The related asset, FX:EUR-USD, is currently trading at 1.16853, up about 0.60% over the past three months. That modest appreciation underscores a market that has favored the euro only marginally versus the dollar, even as short-term trading indicators tilt constructive: the 1-day technical signal screens as Buy.
The disconnect between FXE’s outflows and the euro’s mild three-month advance hints at positioning rather than panic—investors may be locking in small gains, rotating into other risk assets, or bracing for macro data and central-bank guidance early in the new year. With only a small slice of AUM affected, the move looks more like tactical rebalancing than a wholesale rejection of euro exposure, but it does highlight lingering uncertainty around the dollar’s trajectory and Europe’s growth outlook in 2026.
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