EUR/USD is gradually recovering from an earlier sell-off sparked by remarks from Kevin Warsh, moving back toward the 1.1650 level, according to FX Street. The pair’s slow climb suggests markets are unwinding some of the initial reaction to Warsh's speech.

ING highlighted that a softer US Dollar against emerging market currencies (EMFX) and growth-oriented G10 currencies is helping to buoy the Euro. This broader Dollar weakness provides underlying support for the EUR/USD rebound in recent trading sessions.

For Japanese investors, the dynamics in EUR/USD and the US Dollar remain important, particularly as movements in major FX pairs influence cross-currency flows and risk sentiment across Asia-Pacific markets.