Euro Forecast

The euro looks set to steady against the dollar, but German power prices and politics leave any recovery vulnerable.

The British pound looks set to drift lower against the euro this week as softer oil erodes its yield support.

The euro could stay under pressure while Europe's gas bill climbs into a winter it enters with depleted storage.

The euro looks set for further losses against the dollar this week, with surging European gas prices now driving the market and a Federal Reserve decision to come on Wednesday.

Pound sterling can build on recent gains against the euro in a week dominated by important UK data and a Bank of England decision.

Analysts at an independent research house see the ECB 'outhawking' the Bank of England.

Pound sterling can fall further against the euro in the near-term as a nervous Bank of England keeps resisting the market's expectations for higher interest rates.

The euro looks like it wants to go higher against the dollar, but Fed rate hike expectations and worrying gas prices are keeping a lid on it.

Pound sterling's retreat from July's highs remains intact, a rising average has held and a corrective bounce looks due.

The euro-to-dollar exchange rate is looking better supported than other major peers during this period of USD strength.

Pound sterling sees further losses against the euro in the coming hours and days.

The euro's advance stalled on a 'hawkish' reading of Warsh's speech, this week's inflation and jobs data could settle the direction.

Pound sterling's pullback against the Euro has stalled at a short-term support line, further USD weakness could bolster the pair.

EUR/USD has dismantled the downtrend that governed its year and the advance has further to run once it consolidates.

Pound sterling's pullback against the Euro has further to run, with its short-term average now rolling over.

The Euro's breakout above its six-month downtrend is losing conviction ahead of today's U.S. inflation release.

Sterling's rally against the euro has resumed, and the summer calm leaves room for further gains before September.

The Euro has tentatively broken a six-month downtrend, Wednesday's U.S. inflation release determines whether the breakout holds.

The Pound-Euro pullback has held its key support, leaving Thursday's UK GDP release as the week's key test.

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