Fx daily new central bank calls unchanged eur usd view
中文标题
外汇日报:新的央行预期,欧元/美元观点不变
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ING now expects the ECB and Fed to hike in December and keeps its year-end EUR/USD target at 1.160. Oil is the key FX driver this week, with Trump meeting Gulf states and Xi. USD/JPY upside risks remain, with 160.0 plausible but intervention risk elevated. CEE currencies stay bearish after Poland's downgrade.
- Institution
- ING THINK
- Published
- 09/21/2026
- Research topic
- US Dollar (DXY) · Crude Oil (WTI) · Fed Policy
- Time horizon
- this week · this year · next month · near-term
Key arguments
- We now expect both the ECB and the Fed to hike in December, but keep the EUR/USD profile unchanged, targeting 1.160 for year-end.
- Oil should dominate FX this week; Brent lacks encouraging news to fall back below $100/bbl.
- USD/JPY risks remain on the upside; a return to 160.0 looks consistent with prevailing conditions, though intervention risk is elevated.
- CEE currencies remain weak with a bearish outlook, hindered by energy prices and a stronger dollar.
Key numbers
- EUR/USD year-end target
- 1.160
- Market pricing for next Fed hike
- 13bp
- EUR and USD front-end swaps priced by year-end
- 33-37bp
- NBH policy rate expected
- 5.50%
- EUR/CZK fair value
- 24.300–24.350
Main risks
- Brent moving back towards $110/bbl and markets increasing pricing for an October Fed hike would make an EUR/USD retest of 1.1320-30 realistic.
- Intervention risk remains clearly elevated for USD/JPY, with Japanese authorities focusing on the pace of moves.
- Poland's rating downgrade and limited US-Iran progress could keep CEE currencies under pressure.
Corresponding source evidence
Here, we discuss our new calls and why we re keeping our EUR/USD profile unchanged, still targeting 1.160 for year-end.
We expect oil to dominate as an FX driver this week, with President Trump expected to meet Gulf state members and President Xi Jinping.
· this weekUSD/JPY risks remain on the upside We see mostly downside risks for EUR/USD this week USD: Big summits this week The dollar lost some ground on Friday after a reported Bank of Japan rate check (more in the JPY section below), but in our view it remains on solid footing.
· this week
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