The Euro is off to a strong start in 2018 as the Eurozone's economic growth story continues with both Eurozone and German Manufacturing data confirming the Eurozone's expansion continues.
Read more … →The chart of the Euro-to-Dollar is showing bullish potential, and in the week ahead US jobs data vies with Eurozone sector activity data as the most important drivers of the exchange rate.
Read more … →Changes in asset allocation, a stronger economic recovery and an end to the European Central Bank's quantitative easing program could all lift EUR/USD in 2018.
Read more … →The Dollar has weakened of late although this could change if tax reforms are enacted any time soon. The Euro will take its cue in the week ahead from politics and economic data.
Read more … →Despite a meteoric rise in the first half of 2017, several institutional analysts are turning bearish EUR/USD but Pound Sterling Live retains a bullish outlook, at least for now.
Read more … →Tax cuts and a debt-ceiling-debacle are lifting US yields and pressuring EUR/USD. This could continue into New Year but strategists are still bullish in their 2018 targets.
Read more … →The Euro will outperform the US Dollar next year, supported by continued economic growth in the Eurozone whilst new US tax reforms and Federal Reserve policy will ultimately disappoint.
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