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Dominance:BTC 58,73%
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Vol. in 24 hours:79 671 981 104,1 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,73%
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Vol. in 24 hours:79 671 981 104,1 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,73%
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EUR/USD outlook: Rabobank cuts forecasts following a severe energy shock

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EUR/USD outlook: Rabobank cuts forecasts following a severe energy shock

Forecast Revision

Rabobank cut its EUR/USD outlook sharply, now expecting the euro to stay under pressure against the dollar through 2025. The downgrade follows its latest quarterly report, which cites persistent energy market volatility. The new target is notably lower than the bank’s previous optimistic projections.

Energy Shock Impact

Europe’s reliance on imported gas and high electricity prices continues to strain industry and households. Elevated energy costs raise production expenses, fuel inflation, depress disposable income and worsen trade balances. Analysts warn that winter supply issues could deepen these effects.

Monetary Policy Divergence

The ECB faces high inflation but limited growth, restricting aggressive rate hikes, while the Fed maintains a tighter stance with higher yields. This interest‑rate gap gives the dollar a yield advantage that is likely to persist. Capital flows are expected to favor dollar‑denominated assets.

Market and Economic Consequences

Traders have increased net short positions on the euro, reflecting consensus on its weakness. European manufacturers and energy‑intensive sectors face competitive pressure, prompting efficiency drives or relocation. Fiscal strains from energy support measures add to debt concerns across the eurozone.