A cyclical economic recovery takes hold, the euro will claw back some lost ground, perhaps particularly against the US dollar.
In some ways we can look at the valuation of the dollar as something of a balancing act.
The UK and euro zone are going to stay in a very low-growth funk rather than bound out of the economic downturn as they did when Covid restrictions were lifted.
Growth in advanced economies in late 2022 and early 2023 slowed less than expected, as tight labor markets supported robust wage growth and prevented a sharper slowdown...
The euro zone economy and the euro are vulnerable to the Russia- Ukraine war.
There is a view that everybody loses from soaring inflation and hence picking out who has the most to lose has little meaning.
Stagflation is just about upon the euro zone, with inflation now at 10% and recession seemingly just around the corner. Euro zone asset prices, including the euro, will...
From skyrocketing inflation to possible gas shortages in winter, a range of factors is testing the resilience of the Eurozone economy.
There has been a theory that US ‘exceptionalism’ will permit a significant rally in the dollar against other advanced-country currencies.
Should Germany’s CDU party lose a place in the governing coalition after next Sunday’s federal election, it will be the first time that the party has not been a part of...
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