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EURUSD Forecast Poll 2017: Bearish trend expected to slow down during the year

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EURUSD Forecast Poll 2017

EURUSD Forecast Poll 2017

Analyst3 Months6 Months1 Year
Brad Gilbert1,08000,98000,8500
David Cheetham0,99001,02001,0500
Elliott Wave Forecast0,99171,08000,9400
Growth Aces1,07001,10001,1500
Haresh Menghani1,02501,00001,0200
James Chen1,03001,00000,9700
JFD Brokers1,02001,03001,0000
Juan José del Valle1,02001,05001,1500
Lukman Otunuga1,02001,00000,9800
Mark de la Paz1,00600,99000,9600
Markus Gabel1,07001,10001,1700
Nenad Kerkez1,0700__
Przemyslaw Kwiecien1,02001,00001,0300
Scott Barkley0,98250,95700,9700
Thomas Light1,01001,02001,0600
Valeria Bednarik1,05001,02001,0000
Yohay Elam0,98001,12001,1500
Medium Forecast1,02851,02311,0200
Median Forecast1,02001,02001,0100
Std-Desviation0,03120,04620,0870
R-Coefficient0,03060,04530,0861
Bullish444
Sideways112
Bearish121110

 

Featured Expert

Thomas Light: "Interest rate differentials to the fore as we endeavour to touch parity. Pres.Trump build-up/actions and Euro electoral populist scare soften towards year end"

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Growth Aces Research Team: "The market has taken the view recently that Donald Trump’s promised policies, such as sizeable fiscal stimulus will be a boon for the dollar. Fundamentally, our problem with this line of reasoning is as follows - the US economy is currently operating at near full capacity, which implies that substantial fiscal stimulus is likely to compress US real rates further via higher inflation. In past material fiscal expansions when the economy’s output gap was similar to what it is now have been broadly associated with lower real rates and meaningful USD depreciation over the subsequent year. It is an undisputable truth that markets have become very excited in bidding the USD higher. The price momentum has grown so swiftly and strongly that being bearish the USD feels like standing in front of a runaway train. However, we think that the EUR/USD is likely to recover in the medium term, as we expect acceleration in Eurozone inflation, which should make the ECB consider less accommodative monetary policy earlier than it is currently expected"

Juan José del Valle: "Relative strength USD in short term, positive perspectives for cross in medium term:  reducing US yields, tapering QE ECB in late 2017 and not negative effect in european political events"

Markus Gabel: "Fell so deep and has a lot of space for rebound"

Yohay Elam: "The euro could suffer early in the year from Trump and fear of Le Pen. It could make an impressive comeback in Q2, assuming Fillon is elected and Trump disappoints"

EURUSD Bear Lines

Bradley Gilbert: "Expecting USD pull back to start 2017 & then USD consolidation throughtout 2017 as the FED signals further rate hikes"

Haresh Menghani: "Political risks stemming from key elections in the Netherlands, France and Germany would weigh on the shared currency until the first half of 2017 before staging some recovery in second half"

JFD Brokers: "By the year end, EUR/USD will probably reach parity. Though during in the second quarter of the year, we would expect some upside correction to the downtrend"

Lukman Otunuga: "Political risks and uncertainty in Europe could ensure the EURUSD parity dream becomes a reality in the second quarter of 2017. A decisive breakdown below the 14 year low at 1.0350 could signal further weakness on the EURUSD"

Mark de la Paz: "The Eurozone will like see continued sociopolitical upheavals as diverse segments of the population among member countries agree on only one thing a rejection neo-liberalist center"

Przemyslaw Kwiecien: "This might be a "turn around year" for the pair as mid-trem yield spreads could peak. US dollar is expecnsive and the market is bullish so there's not much room for disappointments. EMU should catch up cycle-wise"

Scott Barkley: "Dollar should remain strong as Trump affect takes over"

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