[ING: Uncertainty over Iran war poses downside risk to the euro] Golden Finance reported on April 15 that ING analyst Francesco Pesole stated in a report that due to uncertainty over whether the U.S. and Iran can reach a peace agreement, the euro may remain under pressure. He noted that on Tuesday, the euro briefly rose above 1.18 against the dollar, driven by hopes for a new round of U.S.-Iran negotiations, but a more concrete peace plan is needed to keep the euro consistently stable above this level. Currently, such clarity is lacking. He pointed out that while substantial progress in negotiations could still push the euro against the dollar above 1.1850 before the weekend, 'the current risk is more skewed to the downside.'