The Euro to Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) could be on course to hit the 1:1 marker, according to an increasing number of analysts. Others say such talk is overblown.

Rewind to this time last week and things were looking up for the Euro to Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD). Now, we are forecasting further losses in the coming days.

Forecasts for the euro are lowered at one of Europe's biggest banks following the political upheaval in the United States.

EUR/USD stabilises just below 1.09 ahead of the all-important U.S. presidential vote, but a Donald Trump win would ignite significant selling pressures again.

EUR/USD looks like it wants to go lower, with little by way of technical indicators to prevent this.

The Euro is in a downtrend against the Dollar and further losses are likely over the coming five days.

EUR/USD is forecast to test the 200-day Moving Average as sellers look forward to Thursday's European Central Bank interest rate cut.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate is forecast to see further losses in the coming days and weeks, with one saying a return to 1.0780 is not impossible.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) risks further losses in the coming days, however, downside momentum will likely fade.

The US dollar has strengthened for a fourth consecutive day, sending the EUR/USD down for the fifth session.

The Euro faces a setback this week amidst rising odds that the ECB accelerates the pace it cuts interest rates.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate will yield to the U.S. 'soft landing' says Deutsche Bank.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate can move higher and analysts think the 1.12 level is an attractive near-term target.

EUR/USD started the new week with fresh momentum as the market adjusts to the raised odds of a 50 basis point interest rate cut at the Federal Reserve on Wednesday.

The setup behind the Euro to Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) is undeniably constructive, and there are good odds that the 2024 high will be tested either this week or next week.

Euro-Dollar hasn't created a bearish reversal pattern to suggest that bullish trend has ended, according to a new analysis.

The Euro looks to remain under pressure against the U.S. Dollar in the near term but expect volatility around Wednesday's U.S. inflation report and Thursday's European Central Bank (ECB) decision.

"Our modestly bullish EUR/USD forecast remains intact," says Fawad Razaqzada, FX analyst at City Index.

The Euro's rally against the Dollar looks to have entered a consolidation phase, and we think it can retreat further in the coming week.

The Euro has fallen against the U.S. Dollar in midweek trade, but the rally can continue a little while longer before a more concerted breakdown takes it down to parity.