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The euro to dollar exchange rate is forecast to retain current levels as the US Federal Reserve fails to pull the trigger to a US dollar recovery.

The dollar could recovery over coming months as overly-pessimistic markets are forced into accepting up to two Federal Reserve interest rate rises in 2016 it is argued.

Researchers have discovered that people are less stressed by the knowledge that something bad will happen than by the uncertainty of not knowing what is coming.

The Pound has been making a quiet recovery over the past week, with the UK currency tracking marginally higher against the Buck over that time frame.

The pound to dollar exchange rate (GBPUSD) has bounced by an eye-opening 0.8% in the wake of the US Federal Reserve’s March policy meeting.

A look at the the week ahead for the EUR/USD pair. 

The Fed took a stand against pessimism in their last meeting minutes and recent market indicators have responded by pricing in a chance of a November rate hike.

The main piece of data out this week for the dollar is Janet Yellen's testimony to the House and Senate, we review what key analysts are predicting she will say.

Despite a dovish tone and focus on internationalia in the FOMC statement, the dollar reacted to the news in ambiguous ways.

In the run up to Wednesday's FOMC markets have drastically lowered the probabilities of a Fed rate hike either in January or in March, but some analysts are saying they are wrong. 

Division persists in the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) but October minutes show there are clear signs and support of a December interest rate hike.

It looks increasingly certain that the U.S. Federal Reserve will hike interest rates for the first time in nine years in December.

The pound to euro exchange rate has hit its best level since August.

Trade in the sterling to dollar exchange rate has been stable to negative over recent days.

The focal point in the global currency markets this month was undoubtedly the Federal Reserve’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged at its September meeting.

Policy divergence between the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank will pressure the euro to dollar exchange rate (EURUSD) below 1.00 over the course of the next year.

We gather the insights from a number of leading analysts concerning the possible direction of the US dollar exchange rate complex in the near- and long-term.

The British pound is a loser in global FX thanks to events taking place across the Atlantic.

September’s Federal Reserve policy meeting is upon us and there is an increasing focus on the likely policy path adopted by the central bank.

The British pound is caught at familiar levels against the US dollar for the 6th week in a row now - welcome news for those seeking stability in a volatile currency market place.