Euro strengthened to hit two weeks high against the US Dollar on Wednesday after officials said the European Central Bank could wind down its stimulus program by the End of the Year, as inflation has risen to its target.Having revived growth with an unprecedented 2.55 Trillion Euro bond purchase program which they will be shortly debating next week at ECB whether to unwind bond purchases gradually. This was a statement released by Peter Praet ECB Chief Economist.
Sterling is likely to gain, and by the time Britain leaves the European Union next March it is expected to have recouped much of the losses since the June 2016. The currency is down around 10 percent since Britons voted to leave the EU, trading at $1.34 on Wednesday, but a lot of those losses will be wiped out on expectations for rate hikes and a good divorce deal with the EU
Better-than-expected business surveys this month have stoked expectations the Bank will raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 0.75 percent in August, as was predicted in a May 23 poll.

