Euro-Dollar News Directory

The buoyant euro exchange rate complex seen over the past 48 hours has given way to the broader trend that sees it likely to attack the 1.04 area.

Despite some decent eco-stats out of the Eurozone at the start of the new week the euro to dollar exchange rate has traded lower.

With high expectations for further ECB QE expansion and other monetary stimulus, a firm bullish EUR bias is highly unlikely

Lloyds Bank see the euro recovering in 2016 while Commerzbank tell us near-term pressures will continue.

The euro is likely to extend lower as US dollar profit-taking will prove temporary say analysts at Holland’s ABN Amro.

The ECB's fight on negative inflation will be escalated in December - what will happen to the euro though?

Hourly resistance can be found at 1.0897. Stronger resistance stands at 1.1095.