25 February 2021 Euro-Dollar Rally Explained and Why It's A Goer in the Months Ahead

The Euro-Dollar rate rose handsomely, leading Europe's unified unit to top the board among major currencies on Thursday for the first time in more than a month, though thanks to a steamrolling rall…

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24 February 2021 Nomura Maintain Bullish Euro-Dollar Rate Stance

The Euro will outperform the Dollar in 2021 says Nomura, but those wanting a stronger single currency will have to exercise patience as the rally is likely to come later in the year.

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22 February 2021 Euro-Dollar Seen at 1.19 by RBC Capital Markets

Foreign exchange strategists at RBC Capital Markets are targeting a decline in the Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) in the short-term, making the call their "Trade of the Week".

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21 February 2021 Euro-Dollar Week Ahead Forecast: Recuperating as 2021 Prospects Brighten amid EUR/GBP Slide

The Euro-to-Dollar rate was unchanged for the week on Friday but has been gaining resilience and cementing its grip on the 1.20 level as a rally in Sterling reduces upward pressure on the trade-wei…

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19 February 2021 Too Soon to Expect Euro-Dollar Rebound, but Forecast at 1.27 by Year-end at Soc Gen

2021 will still be a year of decline for the U.S. Dollar say foreign exchange strategists at Société Générale, but a rebound in the Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) is unlikely in the first o…

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18 February 2021 Euro-Dollar Rate, the ECB's Currency Concerns and Two Competing Outlooks for 2021

The Euro-Dollar rate has been range-trading since January's near-unravelling below the landmark 1.20 level but could break in either direction over the coming months, according to BofA Global Resea…

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18 February 2021 Euro-to-Dollar Rate Vulnerable to Move Back to 1.16 says Analyst Eyeing Bond Market Developments

The Euro is under pressure against the Dollar with market commentators and analysts all pointing a finger at a rise in U.S. bond yields as being the major culprit.

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