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Cross-firm analysis — 27 firms covering EUR

Central Bank Context
European Central BankECBEurozone
Deposit facility2.40%as of 2026-04-17
Next MeetingJul 172026 schedule

The European Central Bank sets the policy rate for the eurozone with a primary mandate of price stability. The Governing Council holds monetary policy meetings eight times per year.

Live Rate
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Consensus Target
1.1902
Spread (Max-Min)
0.1300
Firms
27

All Firm Forecasts

FirmSpotDec 26DirectionStatusvs Consensus
J.P. Morgan
1.15001.2000Buy EUR+0.8%
Goldman Sachs
1.15001.2500Buy EUR+5.0%
ING
1.15501.2000Buy EUR+0.8%
Morgan Stanley
1.15001.1600Buy EUR-2.5%
MUFG
1.15331.2400Buy EUR+4.2%
Bank of America
1.15501.2200Buy EUR+2.5%
Deutsche Bank
1.15501.2500Buy EUR+5.0%
Barclays
1.15001.2100Buy EUR+1.7%
ANZ
1.16791.1400Sell EUR-4.2%
BNP Paribas
1.15001.2100Buy EUR+1.7%
CIBC
1.15331.2200Buy EUR+2.5%
Citi
1.15001.1200Sell EUR-5.9%
Commerzbank
1.15501.2200Buy EUR+2.5%
Crédit Agricole
1.16791.1400Sell EUR-4.2%
Danske Bank
1.15671.1200Sell EUR-5.9%
HSBC
1.17001.1800Buy EUR-0.9%
Mizuho
1.16001.1700Buy EUR-1.7%
Nomura
1.16001.2000Buy EUR+0.8%
Nordea
1.16791.2400Buy EUR+4.2%
Rabobank
1.15501.1400Sell EUR-4.2%
RBC Capital Markets
1.16001.2000Buy EUR+0.8%
Scotiabank
1.16791.2200Buy EUR+2.5%
Société Générale
1.16791.1400Sell EUR-4.2%
Standard Chartered
1.15001.2000Buy EUR+0.8%
UBS
1.14711.2000Buy EUR+0.8%
UOB
1.15671.1445Sell EUR-3.8%
Wells Fargo
1.16791.2000Buy EUR+0.8%

Bank Views on EUR

  • J.P. MorganModerately Bullish

    Moderately bullish on Eurozone growth and German fiscal expansion. Gains to be limited vs. 2025 unless US data materially weakens. High-side targets revised to 1.20 (from 1.22) on US resilience with periods of consolidation expected.

    German fiscal spendingFed terminal rateRelative growth momentumReal yield differentials
  • Bullish EUR on structural fiscal re-rating in Europe. German defense and infrastructure spending, combined with broader EU fiscal coordination, creates a multi-year tailwind. EUR/USD target of 1.25 reflects both USD weakness and EUR-specific strength. The 'different' part of dollar downside is that EUR captures a disproportionate share.

    German fiscal expansionEU defense spendingFed easing cycleRelative growth convergence
  • INGBullish

    Euro set to benefit from German fiscal expansion, improved Eurozone growth momentum, and a narrowing ECB-Fed rate differential. The fiscal impulse from defense spending and infrastructure investment provides a structural tailwind that should push EUR/USD above 1.20.

    German fiscal expansionECB-Fed rate convergenceDefense spending boostImproved current account
  • Morgan StanleyBullish (H1), Fading (H2)

    EUR/USD to benefit from German fiscal expansion and ECB pause in H1, reaching 1.23 by Q2. Gains reverse in H2 as US growth re-accelerates and rate differentials shift back. Net flat for the year but volatile path.

    German fiscal stimulusECB terminal rateRelative growth momentumPortfolio rebalancing
  • MUFGBullish

    EUR/USD is our top conviction trade for 2026. German fiscal expansion via the infrastructure fund and relaxed debt brake creates a genuine growth impulse. ECB terminal at 2.25% supports EUR yield. Targeting 1.24 by year-end, making MUFG one of the most bullish EUR houses.

    German fiscal renaissanceECB terminal rateEuropean growth accelerationPortfolio rebalancing
  • EUR benefits from the European fiscal renaissance led by Germany's infrastructure spending. Twin deficit dynamics in the US and narrowing rate differentials favor EUR appreciation through 2026. Structural flows from reserve diversification also supportive.

    German fiscal expansionNarrowing Fed-ECB spreadTwin deficit headwinds for USDReserve diversification flows
  • Deutsche BankStrongly Bullish

    EUR/USD to 1.25 is our flagship call. The Great Rotation and German fiscal supercycle create the most bullish backdrop for EUR in a decade. Capital outflows from US assets, narrowing rate differentials, and structural reserve diversification all support EUR strength.

    German fiscal supercycleCapital rotation from USFed-ECB convergenceReserve diversification
  • BarclaysModerately Bullish

    EUR/USD to strengthen modestly to 1.21 on rate convergence and European fiscal expansion. Upside capped at 1.25 by residual US growth resilience. EUR gains more pronounced vs JPY, CHF than vs GBP. Range-trading approach preferred.

    Rate convergence Fed-ECBGerman fiscal expansionUS growth resilience capReserve diversification
  • ANZBearish

    Year-end target EUR/USD 1.1400 vs 1.1679 spot — sees EUR ~2.4% weaker the dollar.

  • BNP Paribas forecasts EUR/USD at 1.21 by Q4 2026 (5.2% higher vs current 1.15). Consistent with the report's broader thesis: "Gradual USD depreciation in an Expansion regime; EUR and high-yield EM lead, Asia FX lags". Bullish stance on EUR reflects the firm's view on relative growth, policy paths, and capital flows over the year.

    ECB policy trajectoryUS-Eurozone growth differentialEU fiscal coordinationExternal demand from China
  • CIBCBullish

    Year-end target EUR/USD 1.2200 vs 1.1533 spot — sees EUR ~5.8% stronger the dollar.

  • CitiBearish

    Citi forecasts EUR/USD at 1.12 by Q4 2026 (2.6% lower vs current 1.15). Consistent with the report's broader thesis: "Out-of-consensus bullish USD; cyclical re-acceleration drives a stronger dollar through H1, fading into year-end". Bearish stance on EUR reflects the firm's view on relative growth, policy paths, and capital flows over the year.

    ECB policy trajectoryUS-Eurozone growth differentialEU fiscal coordinationExternal demand from China
  • Commerzbank forecasts EUR/USD at 1.22 by Q4 2026 (5.2% higher vs current 1.16). Consistent with the report's broader thesis: "USD under pressure on excessive Fed cuts and Fed independence concerns; EUR overvalued but USD overvaluation greater". Bullish stance on EUR reflects the firm's view on relative growth, policy paths, and capital flows over the year.

    ECB policy trajectoryUS-Eurozone growth differentialEU fiscal coordinationExternal demand from China
  • Year-end target EUR/USD 1.1400 vs 1.1679 spot — sees EUR ~2.4% weaker the dollar.

  • Year-end target EUR/USD 1.1200 vs 1.1567 spot — sees EUR ~3.2% weaker the dollar.

  • HSBCNeutral

    HSBC forecasts EUR/USD at 1.18 by Q4 2026 (0.9% change vs current 1.17). Consistent with the report's broader thesis: "USD softness extends as structural concerns dominate cyclical drivers". Neutral stance on EUR reflects the firm's view on relative growth, policy paths, and capital flows over the year.

    ECB policy trajectoryUS-Eurozone growth differentialEU fiscal coordinationExternal demand from China
  • MizuhoNeutral

    Mizuho forecasts EUR/USD at 1.17 by Q4 2026 (0.9% change vs current 1.16). Consistent with the report's broader thesis: "Takaichi Fan Culture and the Future of JPY Depreciation — JPY depreciation enters its fifth year". Neutral stance on EUR reflects the firm's view on relative growth, policy paths, and capital flows over the year.

    ECB policy trajectoryUS-Eurozone growth differentialEU fiscal coordinationExternal demand from China
  • NomuraBullish

    Nomura forecasts EUR/USD at 1.2 by Q4 2026 (3.4% higher vs current 1.16). Consistent with the report's broader thesis: "Overvalued dollar to weaken; Asia FX shines as US exceptionalism fades". Bullish stance on EUR reflects the firm's view on relative growth, policy paths, and capital flows over the year.

    ECB policy trajectoryUS-Eurozone growth differentialEU fiscal coordinationExternal demand from China
  • NordeaBullish

    Year-end target EUR/USD 1.2400 vs 1.1679 spot — sees EUR ~6.2% stronger the dollar.

  • RabobankBearish

    Year-end target EUR/USD 1.1400 vs 1.1550 spot — sees EUR ~1.3% weaker the dollar.

  • RBC Capital Markets forecasts EUR/USD at 1.2 by Q4 2026 (3.4% higher vs current 1.16). Consistent with the report's broader thesis: "Mild USD weakness; DM-Asia and EM outperformance; carry persists". Bullish stance on EUR reflects the firm's view on relative growth, policy paths, and capital flows over the year.

    ECB policy trajectoryUS-Eurozone growth differentialEU fiscal coordinationExternal demand from China
  • ScotiabankBullish

    Year-end target EUR/USD 1.2200 vs 1.1679 spot — sees EUR ~4.5% stronger the dollar.

  • Société Générale forecasts EUR/USD at 1.14 by Q4 2026 (0.9% change vs current 1.15). Consistent with the report's broader thesis: "EUR/USD peaks at 1.20 in H1 before consolidating to 1.14 by year-end as US growth re-accelerates". Neutral stance on EUR reflects the firm's view on relative growth, policy paths, and capital flows over the year.

    ECB policy trajectoryUS-Eurozone growth differentialEU fiscal coordinationExternal demand from China
  • Standard Chartered forecasts EUR/USD at 1.2 by Q4 2026 (4.3% higher vs current 1.15). Consistent with the report's broader thesis: "Post-peak USD: gradual Fed easing, narrowing yield differentials and EM-friendly liquidity drive broad dollar weakness". Bullish stance on EUR reflects the firm's view on relative growth, policy paths, and capital flows over the year.

    ECB policy trajectoryUS-Eurozone growth differentialEU fiscal coordinationExternal demand from China
  • UBSBullish

    UBS forecasts EUR/USD at 1.2 by Q4 2026 (3.4% higher vs current 1.16). Consistent with the report's broader thesis: "USD weakness extends; favor EUR, AUD, NOK; 2026 a pro-carry year". Bullish stance on EUR reflects the firm's view on relative growth, policy paths, and capital flows over the year.

    ECB policy trajectoryUS-Eurozone growth differentialEU fiscal coordinationExternal demand from China
  • UOBBearish

    Year-end target EUR/USD 1.1445 vs 1.1567 spot — sees EUR ~1.1% weaker the dollar.

  • Year-end target EUR/USD 1.2000 vs 1.1679 spot — sees EUR ~2.7% stronger the dollar.

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