
ING sees the potential for euro growth
ING* analysts predict that in the near future, a couple of euros to the dollar is unlikely to overcome the mark of 1.15. (Further ...) [...]
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ING* analysts predict that in the near future, a couple of euros to the dollar is unlikely to overcome the mark of 1.15. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherToday, the EUR/USD pair has demonstrated a decrease by testing an important level of support in the region of 1.1300. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherAnalysts RBC Capital Markets (RBC)* will predict a steady outflow of capital from the US dollar, which, in their opinion, will have a positive impact on the euro. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherThe euro continues to demonstrate stability, despite the short -term strengthening of the US dollar caused by improving economic indicators. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherDanske Bank* expects the strengthening of the euro with respect to the dollar during the year. According to their forecasts, the euro will increase to 1.22 dollars, which is significantly higher than the current exchange rate of $ 1.1340. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherAccording to Rabobank, in the near future, in a pair of euros to the dollar, it can decrease to 1.10, since the optimism around trade agreements and fixing profit in short positions in the dollar provide support ... [...]
Read furtherIn UBS* it was predicted that the euro to the dollar can grow to 1.20, provided that the universal tariffs will amount to 10%, and the tariffs for China - 60%. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherThe bank believes that by the end of 2027, the euro exchange rate to the US dollar will strengthen to 1.30. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherAccording to Scotiabank*, the currency pair of euros to the dollar confidently moves up and can grow to 1.20 at the end of next year. (Further ...) [...]
Read furtherStandard Chartered* revised his forecast for the euro to the dollar, waiting for weaker indicators than previously expected. (Further ...) [...]
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