Euro Forecast for June 30, 2026
The outlook for the Euro remains unchanged. The pair continues to trade within the 1/4 and 1/2 margin levels calculated from the local low.
The primary trading plan remains in place: a breakout above the 1/2 level is required to initiate an upward marginal cycle.
Alternatively, long positions could be considered from the 1.1362 area, with a stop-loss placed below the recent extreme, anticipating support from the strike price in this zone.
Slok: ECB May Hike Rates Again in September
Torsten Slok, Chief Economist at Apollo Global Management, told Bloomberg Television that the European Central Bank is facing uncertainty due to second-round effects following months of rising energy prices.
"I think they are still going to be looking at a rate hike in September"