EUR/USD

The Euro's recovery against the Dollar could become more entrenched according to analysis from Swiss investment bank Julius Baer who say they have upgraded their view on the EUR/USD from Bearish to Neutral.

The chart of the Euro-to-Dollar is showing bullish potential, and in the week ahead US jobs data vies with Eurozone sector activity data as the most important drivers of the exchange rate.

The Euro dipped following elections in Catalonia, but how much of a risk is the result to the stability of the Eurozone and the single currency in the longer-term?

Euro to take two steps higher once the Italian elections are out of the way and the European Central Bank (ECB) unwinds its currency-debilitating stimulus programme.

The Dollar is forecast to decline in 2018 as growth in the rest of the world catches up with the US and currency upside from tax reform fails to materialise.

Markets fell on the news of the approval of the government's big tax reform package, which was the opposite to what had been expected, are investors being too negative?

The European central bank kept monetary policy unchanged but substantially revised up economic growth projections at its policy meeting on Thursday.

Despite a meteoric rise in the first half of 2017, several institutional analysts are turning bearish EUR/USD but Pound Sterling Live retains a bullish outlook, at least for now.

Today sees the release of the US Non-Farm Payrolls report which is the US Dollar's biggest single driver, with several analysts suggesting an upside surprise is possible.

The Euro will probably push its advantage against a Dollar weakened by recent inflation scepticism, especially if German political risk eases and Europe stays confident.

 The Euro-to-US Dollar has risen above a key level distinguishing the downtrend from the uptrend, and we are now bullish, which means we expect the exchange rate to go higher.

The rallying Euro, spurred on by the economic recovery in the Eurozone, will ironically become further growth's main headwind in 2018, says UBS.

The fiscal-cocaine of cheap borrowing has sustained the recovery in the Eurozone but what are the implications for the single currency?

Euro-area growth and inflation are too low to support the currency and it this is unlikely to change during the current European Central Bank President's tenure.

Economist Taylor may still be in line for number two position at the Fed, says Commerzbank analyst.

The Euro has weakened due to long-term negative growth prospects but could a restocking drive keep the single currency supported?

US jobs data for October has come out at only 261k, which was below the 312k expected by the market, and this is weighing on the Dollar - although the 0.0% rise in wages could be the bigger factor responsible for the fall. 

The Dollar rose marginally on Thursday after Republicans unveiled their much-anticipated tax reform plan, however, the increase was well below that which had been anticipated.

The US Dollar is to strengthen and EUR/USD to fall from a shortage of Dollars in the new year from a drain caused by increased government borrowing.

The Dollar is rising and price charts support this notion - both against a broad field of counterparts and versus the Euro - says one major investment bank.