EUR/USD

The Fed meets in Washington on December 14 to discuss the setting of interest rates. To get an idea of what will happen to Dollar we look to guidance from Bank of America Merill Lynch.

The EUR/USD pair rebounded after the Italian Referendum but it is unlikely to move far above 1.08.

The EUR/USD pair could see much volatility this week as several key elections on the continent and the ECB rate meeting on Thursday provide drivers for change.

Market-watchers have been discussing the outcome of the Italian Election and its impact on the Euro, we consider two contrasting views.

The EUR/USD pair is expected to weaken because of a mixture of pro-Dollar inflows and Euro-negative political risk.

Calls for EUR/USD to plummet to parity are unlikely to materialize claim two leading analysts who see recoveries in EUR/USD as a more likely short-term outcome.

The Dollar may well resume its triumphal march higher whilst the Euro remains on the rack of political uncertainty, as the coming week unfolds.

EUR/USD should continue devaluing to its previous 1.04 lows if the Italian referendum returns a majority for “No” as polls currently suggest.

The currency markets were tipped on their head following the crowning of Donald Trump as the new president of the USA, with a consequence that the Pound is set to rise in most pairs and the Euro to fall because of increasing political risk.

Trump’s use of a softer Trumpxit rhetoric is likely to support the dollar going forward, with parity now in the cross hairs for some analysts.

The euro is coming under pressure against the dollar both from a technical and fundamental perspective.

The EUR/USD is about to complete a period of consolidation with technical studies suggesting that a resumption of the longer-term downtrend will likely resume.

The euro to dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) may be nearing its zenith on account of it being overvalued.

Since the start of 2015 the euro to dollar exchange rate has been caught in a side-ways trend that has rarely exceeded 1.15 on the upside and 1.05 to the bottom.

The EUR/USD pair is knocking at the door of its range highs, we explore several possible future scenarios for the pair.

The euro to dollar exchange rate found buying interest at the start of the week at the 20 day moving average at 1.1154.