Euro Forecast

The pound-to-euro exchange rate is entering a sustained downtrend, Rabobank forecasts.

The euro's setup against the dollar has strengthened, but the rally faces a significant test this week.

Pound sterling has snapped a ten-day slide against the euro and looks to be building a new layer of support that could yield to a renewed push higher.

The Pound can outperform the Euro but not the Dollar, according to Lloyds Bank.

Highlights in the week ahead include the European Central Bank decision.

It's a busy week for the pound: Andy Burnham becomes the new Prime Minister on Monday, labour market indicators are out Tuesday and June inflation figures are out on Wednesday.

The Euro-to-Dollar rate can squeeze up to 1.15 in the near term, according to analysts.

The euro manages to hold above $1.14 as oil marches on towards $80/b on US/Iran escalation.

The week ahead forecast finds the balance of probabilities favours further gains towards 1.1750, but overbought conditions suggest the recent rally has overextended.

Our euro-dollar week ahead forecast looks for strength to remain nothing more than corrective in nature.

Pound sterling is forecast to lose ground against the euro over the coming year as some of sterling’s most important supports begin to fade, according to new research from Citi.

The euro can recover some lost ground this week, but the setup remains overall bearish.

Pound sterling holds a constructive setup ahead of a week that will be dominated by UK political and central banking developments. 

Pound sterling is on the cusp of a breakout against the euro, and in doing so is defying the non-believers in the analyst community.

PMIs showed inflationary pressures eased in June, underpinning ECB President Lagarde's dovish tilt.

Selling the pound on the Burnham election is a mistake, says a seasoned FX trader.

The dollar won't suffer a lasting Warsh penalty, say Citi's FX strategists.

Analysts at CIBC Capital Markets say don't discount a post-Makerfield move.

Euro can advance, but technical headwinds remain acute while the Federal Reserve stands out as the main calendar risk.

Pound sterling will be watching Iran peace deal developments, the Bank of England and the Makerfield by-election.