Euro Forecast

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.

A leading European bank predicts the pound will eventually succumb to the euro.

ECB rate hike and U.S. inflation to set the tone for an under-pressure euro-to-dollar conversion in the coming days.

A 'hawkish' hike at the ECB next week can boost the euro, but until then, a heavy tone is expected by analysts we follow.

Pound sterling forecast lowered at major Dutch bank.

Despite adding an extra ECB rate hike to their projections, Commerzbank lower the euro-dollar forecast profile.

The euro can extend its recent recovery, although upside barriers are significant.

Week-ahead forecast: Pound sterling's underlying trend against the euro remains constructive, but repeated failures at 1.1600 suggest the pair is not yet ready for a sustained upside break.

HSBC updates its pound sterling forecast profile at the mid-year point.

The euro can regain some of its May losses into the month-end period, but the recovery should be shallow.