"Dollar bears, surfing a wave of easy Fed policy, are running out of time. If the US can escape the clutches of the zero-rate bound, it will earn itself a significantly stronger dollar," says Kit Juckes, Macro Strategist at Société Générale.

July 5,2021

The Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate has held above 1.18 but could be at risk of slipping back to April’s lows around 1.17 over the coming days if minutes from last month’s Federal Reserve (Fed) meeting provide investors with cause to further reduce earlier bets against the greenback.

July 5,2021

The Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate was near three-month lows ahead of the weekend and on course to give up its 55-week moving-average, which would warn of further potential losses to come, although commentary and forecasts from a range of analysts suggests that any additional downside may be somewhat limited.

July 2,2021

The Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate has wrestled back the 1.19 handle in an effort to draw a line under the Dollar's June rally, although evolving central bank policies on each side of the Atlantic risk making any further recovery by the single currency a stiflingly slow affair.

June 29,2021

The Euro is tipped to enter a 'bear trend' against the Dollar in the second half of the year by foreign exchange strategists at French investment bank BNP Paribas, although those holding euros will take heart from Eurozone consumer confidence that is approach record highs.

June 22,2021

The Euro-Dollar exchange rate is entering a thicket of noteworthy technical support levels, which could enable the single currency to stabilise at or above the 1.1825 level over the coming days after enduring its bloodiest week since March 2020.

June 21,2021