This study examines and proves the effect of the long-term interest, short-term interest, and exchange on the formation of price activity in Europe in 2014-2018. The issues to be discussed are about the variables that affect the formation of the price activity Europe in 2014-2018. The purpose of this study is to prove the effect of the long-term interest, short-term interest, and exchange on the formation of price activity in Europe in 2014-2018. To analyze and prove this hypothesis, an empirical test was conducted in the form of Q Square prediction with WarpPLS 7.0 on the magnitude of the influence of the short-term interest, long-term interest, and exchange level. The method used in data collection is a combination of secondary data derived from European Statistical Recovery Dashboard data. The method used to analyze the data is the time series data method. The results showed that the short-term interest indicator had a negative effect on the formation of the price activity. Long-term interest variable is an independent variable that also has negative effect on the formation of price activity. The exchange variable is an independent variable that has a positive and significant effect on the total Price Activity.