Deutsche Bank forecast an even higher EUR/USD, say 1.2 at year end is possiible

<p>George Saravelos is global co-head of FX research at Deutsche Bank. This from a note to clients on the US dollar. </p><p>I haven't seen the note so this from news wire reports about the place. </p><ul><li>USD to weaken through 2024 and into 2025<ul><li>EUR/USD forecast is 1.15 by end-2023, and higher to 1.20 is 'entirely possible'</li></ul></li><li>the US CPI report on Wednesday means the Fed won't need to hike as was previously thought, nor will the Fed need to hold rates high as long</li><li> the "US inflation print is the last piece of evidence we have been waiting for to recommend going long EUR/USD again"</li><li>"we feel increasingly confident that the US disinflation process is well underway" </li><li>

"the disinflation process looks increasingly benign. We have been arguing that the most bearish outcome for the dollar is a combination of declining US inflation under relatively OK growth conditions"</li></ul>

This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.