Euro Forecast

The euro’s recovery against the dollar is running into a growing disconnect between what markets expect central banks to do and the underlying economic backdrop.

The euro has decent support despite renewed tensions in the Middle East.

Pound sterling edges lower against the euro with political risks seen building.

The euro-dollar exchange rate starts the new week with a spring in its step, rising to 1.1740, with all eyes on upcoming central bank decisions.

The British pound can extend its short-term rally in the next few days, but Bank of England and ECB communication will prove a challenge on Thursday.

Bank forecasts point to a gradual pound-to-euro decline, but outliers suggest a surprise could be coming.

Euro-dollar may have risen too far too fast, but bigger gains could lie ahead.

The trend is your friend — and right now, it's pointing higher for the pound against the euro.

Euro-dollar exchange rate could be on course to test 1.16 again, but buying interest is hard to extinguish.

Pound sterling risks weakness against the euro in the coming five days.

An outright bullish call on the euro-dollar exchange rate is sounded this Friday.

A material shift in Bank of England rate expectations owing to the war shifts pound sterling's outlook against the euro says one of the world's top-tier investment banks.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley say the pathway to broad dollar weakness is widening, not narrowing.

EUR/USD opened Monday at 1.1666, which is lower than previous week's close and consistent with negative headlines concerning the Middle East War.

Pound sterling is softer against the euro at the start of the new week amidst a renewed spike in oil and gas prices.

Euro-dollar rises through a key resistance zone as hope for peace in the Middle East proves difficult to extinguish.

The euro-dollar exchange rate is looking to record a second consecutive daily advance, but we don't think it will get very far owing to the complicated geopolitical backdrop.

Pound sterling is seen lower in the next three months, although economists at Julius Baer say the downside will be protected by the UK's ongoing interest rate advantage.

Pound sterling looks vulnerable to further losses.

Another soft week of trade beckons for the euro, but losses should be relatively contained.