Euro to Dollar Forecast: 0.9324 in Three Months

The Euro is off the highs, but the broader trend remains constructive.

One of Europe's biggest commercial banks says the lift to its Euro forecast after Germany’s "whatever it takes moment."

The Euro's uptrend against the Dollar is losing steam.

Nordic bank DNB Markets has raised its short-term forecast for the euro, citing shifting investor sentiment and increased optimism over European economic prospects.

HSBC has revised higher its euro-dollar forecasts.

The Euro's rally against the U.S. Dollar could just be getting started.

The Euro surge needs to unwind overbought conditions this week.

Investment bank researchers say the Euro will retreat again in the coming months.

The Euro's surge will fade, but it's too soon to call the short-term top, say analysts at ING and Spectra Markets.

Strategists at Bank of America are buyers of the Euro as Germany reaches a "watershed moment" that will prove a "game changer".

The Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate (EURUSD) faces downside risks in the form of tariff announcements, a European Cenral Bank (ECB) decision and the U.S. job report.

While Deutsche Bank backs away from its short EUR/USD trade, Citi and BNP Paribas remain bearish, pointing to political uncertainty, trade headwinds, and a stronger investment case elsewhere.

The Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate can extend above 1.05 in the coming week, helped by hopes for a speed resolution to German coalition talks and expectations for further U.S. equity underperformance.

The euro is expected to weaken further against the U.S. dollar, with EUR/USD likely to drop below parity this year, as diverging monetary policies and economic fundamentals favor the greenback, according to Lloyds Bank FX strategist Nick Kennedy.

The technical EUR/USD outlook improved last week with the pair printing a large bullish candle after establishing support around the 1.0300 level earlier in the week.

Progress towards a ceasefire in the Ukraine war is "far from a euro-positive," warn strategists at Barclays in weekly FX note.

The Euro is in a period of stabilisation following a multi-month selloff against the Dollar, but we look for a small setback to a recent recovery in the coming hours and days.

The Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate looks set to weaken once more in a week dominated by tariff fears, U.S. inflation and Eurozone GDP data for the final quarter of 2024.

The euro-dollar exchange rate is currently undervalued and oversold, according to Valentin Marinov, Head of G10 FX Strategy at Crédit Agricole.

The Euro is recovering against the U.S. Dollar amidst hopes the European Union's strategy to deal with Donald Trump will work.