The Euro-to-Dollar rate outlook may have brightened now the Federal Reserve (Fed) is leaning against the greenback and German politicians are talking of post-coronavirus stimulus, which comes just as the virus appears to be losing momentum in Europe.
March 24,2020
The Euro-to-Dollar rate closed its worst week since May 2010 on Friday and snapped a 35-year uptrend in the process, leaving it vulnerable to further declines over the coming days and at risk of a slide toward parity in the weeks and months ahead.
March 22,2020
The Euro-to-Dollar rate was under intensifying pressure on Thursday following the overnight announcement of a mammoth European Central Bank (ECB) increase in the size of its quantitative easing program that has so-far arrested a sharp spike in government bond yields across the continent.
March 19,2020
The Euro-to-Dollar rate was testing support on the charts Wednesday and could now find gains are harder to accrue given recent volatility has cleared out ‘short’ positions that had leaned against it for so long previously, although it's tipped to retain an upside bias in the weeks ahead.
March 18,2020
The Euro-to-Dollar rate closed its worst week since the election of President Donald Trump on Friday after suffering a more-than 2% loss but it's tipped by multiple analysts to outperform in the week ahead as national coronavirus 'epidemic curves' rise in major economies.
March 15,2020
The Euro-to-Dollar rate was digesting a European Commission coronavirus response package Friday but strategists at ING say the exchange rate will be a “1.15+” story if the Federal Reserve (Fed) launches a new quantitative easing program, and others say “QE4” is already here.
March 13,2020
The Euro-to-Dollar rate whip-sawed Thursday after the European Central Bank (ECB) announced a "comprehensive package" of measures to support an already struggling economy as authorities battle against a coronavirus epidemic, but volatility has since given way to heavy selling of the single currency
March 13,2020
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