Key Points:
Goldman now sees EUR/USD at:
1.25 over the 12-month horizon
2017 Comparison:
Rate differentials remained stable, but a shift in fund flows provided upward pressure.
Today, euro strength is less about Eurozone fundamentals and more about dollar weakness.
Valuation Contrast:
This limits the upside potential and makes the current move more about dollar repricing than euro revaluation.
The structural USD shift supports EUR/USD upside but lacks the valuation tailwind seen in past long-cycle rallies.
Conclusion:
Goldman Sachs sees further upside for EUR/USD, driven by broad-based USD weakness and shifting global capital flows. While there are echoes of 2017, the current rally is more about a reassessment of US economic leadership and dollar valuations than a euro-area story. As such, 1.25 is possible, but the path higher will be steadier and more limited than in prior cycles.
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