18 June 2018 Euro-to-Dollar Rate in No Man's Land as Market Looks to Draghi's Sintra Appearance for "Walk Back" of Interest Rate Guidance

The Euro-to-Dollar rate edged higher Monday after drawing a line under last week's violent sell-off but its broader direction this week will be determined by whether Mario Draghi sticks with the ne…

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17 June 2018 Euro-to-Dollar Rate Week Ahead: Upside Terminated

Technical studies suggest the EUR/USD conversion is liable to head lower while moves could be dictated by comments made in Sintra, Portugal this coming week.

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15 June 2018 Euro-to-Dollar Rate Forecasts Downgraded after European Central Bank Jilts Single Currency

The Euro-to-Dollar rate has dimmed this week after the European Central Bank quashed market hopes of an initial Eurozone interest rate rise in June 2019, leading a long line of currency strategists…

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14 June 2018 Euro Left Damaged after ECB Quashes Hopes of June 2019 Interest Rate Rise, Following Surprise End of QE Programme

The Euro slumped Thursday after the European Central Bank surprised markets by announcing an eagerly awaited end to its quantitative easing (QE) programme while quashing market hopes of an initial …

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13 June 2018 Euro-to-Dollar Rate Seen Straitjacketed by Italy this Summer but Better Days are Ahead Later in 2018

The Euro-to-Dollar rate will be straight-jacketed this summer months due to lingering unease over the new Italian government's economic agenda although, according to strategists at J.P. M…

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11 June 2018 Euro Set To Rise Amid Falling Political Risk and as ECB Heads for the Exit

The Euro has started the week stronger, rising against all of its developed world rivals, as Italian political risk melts away and markets anticipate a step change in European Central Bank monetary…

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10 June 2018 Euro-to-Dollar Rate Week Ahead: Short-Term Uptrend, Big Events Lie Ahead

EUR/USD targets 1.1925 on next break of highs, but much will depend on the message delivered by the ECB and Federal Reserve when they deliver their latest policy assessments.

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