Why BofA remains bearish on euro
Bank of America (BofA) has reaffirmed its cautious near-term outlook on the euro, currently trading around 1.15-1.16 against the US Dollar. The financial giant cites persistent energy market risks in Europe and sustained stronger US economic momentum as primary headwinds, suggesting continued pressure on the common currency in the immediate months. This near-term bearish outlook contrasts with BofA's own longer-term bullish forecast for the euro by late 2026, creating a complex interplay for currency traders.














