The euro has rebounded significantly in March, recovering losses since Trump's election in November 2024, driven by US economic concerns and Germany's fiscal reforms. Analysts are divided on the euro's future, with some optimistic about a rally due to Germany's fiscal overhaul, while others caution about execution risks and US tariffs. The ECB's cautious stance on rate cuts adds to the uncertainty. Bank of America is bullish on the euro, predicting it will reach 1.20 by 2026, while Goldman Sachs warns of potential declines below parity due to US economic strength. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)