The euro could reach parity with the dollar by January 2017 — and it could fall as low as 90 cents by January 2018, Goldman Sachs said Friday in a research note.
Goldman GS, -1.53% revised its forecasts for several currency pairs to reflect what it predicts will be a prolonged period of dollar strength DXY, +0.44% as the U.S. economy continues to show strong growth ahead of imminent interest-rate increases by the Federal Reserve.
The euro EURUSD, -0.22% is likely to continue to fall relative to the dollar
The bank also lowered its year-end 2015 forecast for the euro’s value relative to the pound EURGBP, +0.14% to £0.73, from its previous forecast of £0.75. It left its year-end 2016 and year-end 2017 forecasts unchanged at £0.70 and £0.65 pounds.
Goldman GS, -1.53% revised its forecasts for several currency pairs to reflect what it predicts will be a prolonged period of dollar strength DXY, +0.44% as the U.S. economy continues to show strong growth ahead of imminent interest-rate increases by the Federal Reserve.
The euro EURUSD, -0.22% is likely to continue to fall relative to the dollar
The bank also lowered its year-end 2015 forecast for the euro’s value relative to the pound EURGBP, +0.14% to £0.73, from its previous forecast of £0.75. It left its year-end 2016 and year-end 2017 forecasts unchanged at £0.70 and £0.65 pounds.
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