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Strategists predict a weaker dollar, with the euro potentially rising to the 1.15-1.20 range against the dollar.
According to reports, Lombard Odier strategists continue to expect the US dollar to weaken over the next 12 months. In a research report, they stated that while some consolidation may occur, the likelihood of a larger recovery seems smaller. Investors are moderately shifting from US assets to Europe and Japan, which poses a downside risk to the dollar; however, the recent underperformance appears to have persisted.
They indicated that the slowdown in the US economic growth and the possibility of unexpected growth in other regions in 2026 will lead to a weaker dollar and a higher euro/dollar. Our fair value estimate for euro/dollar is around 1.15, but considering the higher foreign exchange volatility and increased geopolitical uncertainty, it would be prudent to consider a broader range of 1.15-1.20.