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fxJul 15, 2026, 2:32 PM

ING: Rising Energy Costs Cap EUR/USD Upside

ING analyst Chris Turner warns that higher oil and European natural gas prices limit the euro's gains, with EUR/USD likely struggling above 1.1460/70 and possibly falling to 1.1360/80 if energy costs keep rising.

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ING's Chris Turner notes that while softer US CPI data gave EUR/USD a boost, the rally is constrained by elevated energy prices.

He expects the pair to have difficulty sustaining levels above the 1.1460/70 range. If oil and European gas prices continue to climb, a retreat toward 1.1360/80 is more likely.

Source: FXStreet Forex News