
A Reuters poll of foreign exchange strategists forecasts the euro at $1.13 in three months, $1.14 in six months and $1.16 in a year. The forecasts are lower than in the October poll for the shorter horizons.
Seventeen of 30 strategists expect the US dollar to trade stronger than expectations over three months.
A firmer dollar and a weaker euro make US-priced feed ingredients cheaper for European buyers and can weigh on US export competitiveness. Currency moves of this size are a modest factor for grain and meal price direction.
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