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EUR/USD forecast: the next 48 hours and the record so far

PRISM's latest public EUR/USD forecast, issued Wed 11 Nov 2026, 22:00 UTC, puts the central expected close at 1.10902 by Fri 13 Nov, 22:00 UTC (+0.02% from 1.10876), with an 80% range of 1.10154 to 1.11572. The expected move is too small to point either way, and this is a probabilistic model forecast, not a prediction or advice: about one close in five is expected to land outside the range.

The euro against the US dollar, the most traded currency pair in the world. It is driven mostly by the gap between European Central Bank and Federal Reserve policy and by economic data on both sides of the Atlantic.

Latest public forecast

Forecast issued
Wed 11 Nov 2026, 22:00 UTC
Starting price
1.10876
Central expected close · 13 Nov 22:00 UTC
1.10902 ≈ flat +0.02%
80% range of that close
1.10154 – 1.11572
Paths ending higher
no clear edge · 52% up

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The forecast for EUR/USD issued on Wed 11 Nov 2026, 22:00 UTC started from 1.10876 (US dollars per euro). Its central expected close at the end of the 48-hour horizon, Fri 13 Nov 2026, 22:00 UTC, is 1.10902, a change of +0.02%. The 80% range for that close runs from 1.10154 to 1.11572 — about ±0.64% around the start; in the model's own simulation, eight closes in ten land inside it. The expected move is smaller than a tenth of that half-width, so the forecast reads as about flat: it does not point either way. 52% of the 256 simulated paths ended above the start, which is within the ±6 points of 50% that the model treats as no clear edge.

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Track record: forecasts against what happened

50scored forecasts
4 Nov – 10 Nov 2026
50%closed inside the 80% range
(25 of 50; the target is 80%)
20%direction right
(1 of 5 up/down calls; 45 read “about flat”)
0.78%average miss of the central close

Each forecast is scored only after its exact 48-hour window has closed and every hourly candle has been observed, against the close of the final hour. No substitute closing candle is used. The scored forecasts are the ones issued on the hour and their 48-hour windows overlap, so 50 issues cover only about 8 days of market moves — these numbers swing a lot and say little on their own. Direction is scored only for up/down calls; “about flat” calls count only for the range.

Issued (UTC)StartCentral close80% rangeCallActual closeDirectionIn range
10 Nov, 12:001.121701.12161 1.11322 – 1.12922 about flat 1.10924 −1.11% –✗
10 Nov, 11:001.122361.12313 1.11408 – 1.13099 about flat 1.10972 −1.13% –✗
10 Nov, 10:001.122661.12241 1.11418 – 1.13054 about flat 1.10943 −1.18% –✗
10 Nov, 09:001.125011.12521 1.11767 – 1.13342 about flat 1.10927 −1.40% –✗
10 Nov, 08:001.124131.12377 1.11573 – 1.13216 about flat 1.10853 −1.39% –✗
10 Nov, 07:001.122821.12276 1.11499 – 1.13019 about flat 1.10734 −1.38% –✗
10 Nov, 06:001.122431.12328 1.11504 – 1.13043 bullish 1.10819 −1.27% ✗✗
10 Nov, 05:001.122791.12369 1.11681 – 1.13045 bullish 1.10777 −1.34% ✗✗
10 Nov, 04:001.122241.12233 1.11516 – 1.13042 about flat 1.10744 −1.32% –✗
10 Nov, 03:001.121971.12222 1.11557 – 1.12947 about flat 1.10720 −1.32% –✗
10 Nov, 02:001.122251.12282 1.11527 – 1.13111 about flat 1.10963 −1.13% –✗
10 Nov, 01:001.122061.12119 1.11379 – 1.12965 bearish 1.10975 −1.10% ✓✗
10 Nov, 00:001.122191.12212 1.11461 – 1.12936 about flat 1.10940 −1.14% –✗
9 Nov, 23:001.121941.12234 1.11473 – 1.12994 about flat 1.10868 −1.18% –✗
9 Nov, 22:001.122251.12260 1.11510 – 1.12975 about flat 1.10890 −1.19% –✗
9 Nov, 21:001.122151.12169 1.11445 – 1.12902 about flat 1.10884 −1.19% –✗
9 Nov, 20:001.122341.12321 1.11654 – 1.13065 bullish 1.10914 −1.18% ✗✗
9 Nov, 19:001.120491.12087 1.11417 – 1.12760 about flat 1.10892 −1.03% –✗
9 Nov, 18:001.120301.12028 1.11297 – 1.12809 about flat 1.10926 −0.99% –✗
9 Nov, 17:001.120341.12045 1.11344 – 1.12707 about flat 1.10932 −0.98% –✗
9 Nov, 16:001.119531.12014 1.11272 – 1.12686 about flat 1.10961 −0.89% –✗
9 Nov, 15:001.119661.11934 1.11219 – 1.12715 about flat 1.10852 −1.00% –✗
9 Nov, 14:001.120041.12008 1.11293 – 1.12779 about flat 1.11045 −0.86% –✗
9 Nov, 13:001.119211.11966 1.11192 – 1.12617 about flat 1.11317 −0.54% –✓
9 Nov, 12:001.118921.11839 1.11166 – 1.12537 about flat 1.11355 −0.48% –✓
9 Nov, 11:001.119181.11883 1.11203 – 1.12547 about flat 1.11395 −0.47% –✓
9 Nov, 10:001.119271.11891 1.11258 – 1.12692 about flat 1.11381 −0.49% –✓
9 Nov, 09:001.118681.11929 1.11286 – 1.12619 about flat 1.11481 −0.35% –✓
9 Nov, 08:001.117121.11810 1.11195 – 1.12349 bullish 1.11549 −0.15% ✗✓
9 Nov, 07:001.116491.11667 1.11059 – 1.12252 about flat 1.11553 −0.09% –✓

The newest 30 of 132 scored forecasts are listed; the summary covers the newest 50.

Earlier records kept separately

Earlier archive entries and briefing-tracker results are retained, but they use the previous method and do not contribute to the corrected percentages above.

Model forecasts are recorded independently of the AI news briefing. An unavailable briefing does not stop model tracking. Missing historical briefings are never reconstructed. Only a complete observed 48-hour window is scored. A window still incomplete five days after its horizon is marked unscored; no nearby candle stands in for the missing close.

How to read this forecast

  • The 80% range is the main output. It says how far price could plausibly travel in 48 hours: narrow when the market is calm, wide when it is not. In the model's own simulation eight closes in ten end inside it; the track record above shows how often that held in practice.
  • The central close is a midpoint, not a target. It is the middle of 256 simulated paths. Real prices almost never end exactly there.
  • Direction is weak by design. The model has no built-in lean, so most readings sit close to 50/50 and the page says “no clear edge” or “about flat” when the reading is noise.
  • Fixed at issue. Every forecast is published once and never revised, which is what makes the record above checkable.

More in How we forecast, including what the 80% range means. Prices come from public data feeds and can differ slightly from your broker's quotes.

Frequently asked questions

How is the EUR/USD forecast made, and how often is it updated?

Every 15 minutes while the market is open, PRISM's model reads the recent EUR/USD candles on four timeframes (15 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours and daily) and simulates 256 possible paths for the next 48 hours. This page summarises them as a central expected close and an 80% range, shown one issue behind the live forecast. Each forecast is fixed when it is issued and never revised.

How accurate has the EUR/USD forecast been?

Of its newest 50 scored forecasts (4 Nov – 10 Nov 2026), 25 of 50 (50%) closed inside the 80% range, against a target of 80%, and 1 of 5 up/down calls (20%) had the direction right. The central close missed the real close by 0.78% on average. Hourly forecasts overlap, so this is a small sample that can swing a lot.

What does the 80% range mean?

It is the band that holds the middle 80% of the model's 256 simulated closes at the end of the 48 hours. If the model were perfectly calibrated, about eight closes in ten would land inside it and one in five outside; the track record on this page shows how often that actually held.

Is this EUR/USD forecast financial advice?

No. It is model output about probabilities, published for information only. It does not know your positions or goals, past results do not guarantee future ones, and trading can lose you money.

Not financial advice. This is model output about probabilities, published for information. It does not know your position or your goals, and past results do not guarantee future ones. Trading can lose you more than you expect — read the risk disclaimer.