The all-time chart (showing the history of the Euro from its origins, against the US Dollar) will be upwards for the next year, unless the Brits vote to leave the EU, which could see a down-spike on or following 23 Jun 2016 (down-spike not indicated). The march up the hill is unlikely to be straight all the way, but have occasional regressions to the underlying slope-line.
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riskmode
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how does EU go up if they want to raise rates in the US, and there's no hint of a rate rise in Europe?
KrunchieKilleen
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EUR/USD seems below its proper economic value. US economic indicators seem to show that the US rates will not rise for months yet. US share prices are inflated.