The Euro-to-Dollar rate took a breather from a fortnight-long rally on Friday and could now be due a period of consolidation as investors mull the outlook for the single currency and U.S. greenback, although technical analysts say the exchange rate is still on course for 1.15.

June 5,2020

The Euro-to-Dollar rate upturn was bolstered Thursday amid more signs that European policymakers are beginning to all pull in the same direction, although much about the outlook still depends on the greenback and many analysts still look for a lower Euro by month-end. 

June 4,2020

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The Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate has embarked on a recovery journey that could ultimately see it hit levels last seen in 2018, but only if the Dollar has finally embarked on a long-term decline.

June 2,2020

The Euro-to-Dollar rate crossed a Rubicon last week and in the process set itself up for further gains that could be aided this week by unrest in the U.S., an upbeat mood in global markets and a likely European Central Bank (ECB) supplement to its support for the Eurozone economy. 

May 31,2020

The Euro-to-Dollar rate rose in the final session of the week, making for five back-to-back days of gains that may have been aided in final hours as a collection of voices and participants threw in the towel on bearish forecasts and wagers against the single currency.

June 1,2020

The Euro was trading softer on Thursday but had held above the 1.10 handle that's often proven an impediment to gains by the single currency in the recent past, although the road ahead is bumpy and could see appetite for the Euro tested by both the European Central Bank (ECB) and EU politics. 

May 28,2020

The Euro-to-Dollar crossed a de facto Rubicon Wednesday as the market welcomed European Commission proposals on the financing of a coronavirus recovery fund, although the analysts community is divided in its views on the outlook and some have warned that the Euro could soon reverse course. 

May 27,2020

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