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ING: euro undervalued versus rate differentials; ECB succession seen as short-lived impact

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Francesco Pesole at ING argues the recent EUR/USD drop is too sharp versus short-term rate differentials, with the pair around 2.1–2.3% undervalued in their models. He links this to tightened front-end spreads despite risk-off equities and expects EUR/USD to move back above…

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MARKET IMPACTNEUTRAL✦ News Impact agent estimateTone: expected bullishAn analysis estimating EUR/USD 2-3% undervalued and expecting a move above 1.120 can shape positioning in the FX market.AI-generated summary
✦ IN BRIEF · AIAI-generated summary
  1. 01ING argues the recent EUR/USD drop is too sharp versus short-term rate differentials.
  2. 02In their models the pair is around 2.1-2.3% undervalued.
  3. 03Front-end spreads have tightened despite risk-off equities.
  4. 04ING expects ECB succession discussions to have only contained, short-lived impact on the euro.
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