Euro to Dollar Forecast

The euro to dollar exchange rate's December rally leaves it looking overbought and due a correction.

Currency analysts at UBS see the consensus trade fizzling out early in 2026.

The euro looks set for further gains against the dollar.

The euro to dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) is breaking higher on Monday.

The euro is set to strengthen against the dollar in 2026, but gains will likely remain capped below 1.25.

The dollar is showing no signs it is ready to relent.

A 'bigger picture' overview of the euro-to-dollar (EUR/USD) outlook.

EUR/USD’s rebound from 1.1468 has stalled at the 21-day EMA.

A consistent theme we are picking up in the research inbox is a view that the dollar's recent run of strength is about to turn.

The euro to dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) looks set to test 1.14 in the coming days.

The euro is resisting U.S. dollar strength better than most, which should allow it to trade in robust fashion this week.

However, $1.20 might be out of reach.

Rabobank is flagging a turn higher in the dollar, with the early-2025 slide being unwound.

The euro is looking better supported at this juncture; it just needs something to spark an extension of the recovery.

The euro has turned the tables on the dollar, and more gains are possible as a result.

We're seeing a brief window of opportunity for the euro to recover recently lost ground.

The euro isn't capitalising on renewed tensions between China and the U.S. over trade.

The "euro hangs by a thread," says Kenneth Broux, strategist at Société Générale, at the end of an eventful week for the single currency.

The quarter-4 strategy update from UniCredit Bank explains why the euro to dollar exchange rate has a hard ceiling.

The euro uptrend is certainly looking a little more vulnerable at this point in the cycle.