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.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate is in an undeniable uptrend, and although it looks overbought, it will take a brave punter to bet against further gains this week. Beware any month-end volatility.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate could be set for another boost if this week's release of Eurozone PMI's confirm economic improvements.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate's (EUR/USD) rally is likely to extend, according to a new technical analysis from Société Générale.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate has overcome meaningful resistance on the charts and could erode another key level in the days ahead, which would signal scope for an eventual return to last December’s high at 1.1140 and potentially even a recovery above there in the medium or longer-term.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate has recovered the 1.10 handle and tested an important resistance level on the charts but strategists at ING say it could have scope to advance toward 1.12 into quarter-end.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate has consolidated its early August gains in recent trade but it could have scope to decisively overcome nearby resistance around 1.0935 and approach the 1.10 handle in the days ahead.

Friday's 1.0%-plus advance sends a strong signal; the Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate is in the mood to go higher.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate is forecast to remain under moderate pressure in the coming days, with eyes on Eurozone inflation numbers ahead of the Federal Reserve decision and U.S. pay numbers.

The Euro can recover in the coming days, according to a new analysis at the start of a week that will be dominated by U.S. politics, Eurozone PMIs and the U.S. PCE inflation index.

One of Europe's biggest investment banks says France's election outcome will weigh on the single currency as it forecasts the Euro to Dollar exchange rate to trend lower over the coming months.

The Euro reached its highest level in five weeks against the Dollar last Friday, but there is a possibility of a consolidative retreat in the coming five days.

What is the Euro to Dollar forecast for the week ahead? We think there is scope for a near-term rebound, although it should be shallow as the Euro will likely remain under pressure heading into the French elections.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate is forecast to remain under pressure in the coming days amidst French political uncertainty.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate is forecasted to "stay heavy" in the next few weeks, with one technical analyst downgrading his view for the pair.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate is under pressure as political uncertainty returns to haunt the Eurozone.

The US dollar continues to show robust strength supported by its high yield and geopolitical considerations, while the euro faces headwinds that are likely to keep the EUR/USD exchange rate within a narrow range, according to Deutsche Bank's George Saravelos.