The trajectory of the Ukraine war will remain the key driver of EUR/USD performance in the month ahead. Economists at MUFG Bank highlight the key levels to watch depending on how the conflict evolves.
“If the conflict continues to escalate in the month ahead creating greater disruption for the euro-zone economy, then EUR/USD is likely to test and potentially break below the 1.0650 early 2020 lows.”
“If a diplomatic solution is found to bring a quicker end to the conflict then it will set the stage for EUR/USD to rebound. EUR/USD has already climbed back up to the up 1.10-level in recent days. The conflict would need to de-escalate significantly for EUR/USD to trade at higher levels on a sustained basis.”
“The pair was trading between 1.12 and 1.14 prior to the Ukraine conflict, and it is difficult to see EUR/USD climbing above those levels in the month ahead given that even a short conflict will have left a negative impact on the eurozone economy.”
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