The Euro-to-Dollar rate rose with stocks and other risk currencies Friday having overlooked an underwhelming third-quarter GDP report that showed the Eurozone recovering faster than the neighbouring UK economy last quarter, although some analysts say that upside could be limited in the short-term. 

November 13,2020

The Euro-to-Dollar rate was nursing losses early on Thursday and could spend the coming months confined to a narrow range, according to new and upgraded forecasts from Rabobank, as concerns about the economy, European Central Bank (ECB) monetary policy and vaccine logistics keep it from new highs.

November 12,2020

Turkey's troubled Lira was on course for its best week since the middle of 2018 on Wednesday after remarks from President Recep Tayyip Erdogan seemingly suggested that large interest rate hikes are on the way, although other recent rhetoric indicates that only that investors may just have selective hearing. 

November 12,2020

Euro exchange rate

The Euro has proven to be an unexpected loser of the positive investor sentiment triggered by news Pfizer had succeeded in developing a vaccine that is able to protect against Covid-19 infection, but one leading foreign exchange analyst says the single currency can yet make a powerful comeback.

November 10,2020

The Euro-to-Dollar rate closed its strongest week since July on Friday but with the Democratic Party's Joe Biden since declared the winner of last week's election the single currency could attempt to make further gains over the coming days, although some analysts sayits prospective upside is currently limited. 

November 8,2020

Euro to Dollar exchange rate

A number of foreign exchange analysts have come forward with a view the Euro can fall back further against the Dollar based on technical observations of the charts, a fundamental view the Euro will be undermined by a Eurozone economic contraction and the Dollar will stand to benefit from a lengthy dispute over the U.S. election result.

November 6,2020

The Euro-Dollar rate has climbed back from late September lows in anticipation of a victory by Democratic Party presidential candidate Joe Biden in Tuesday's election, but could fall by two percent if the outcome is contested and more in response to a surprise victory by President Donald Trump, some analysts say. 

November 3,2020

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