0854 GMT - The euro could struggle to rise against the dollar in the near term given higher energy prices and uncertainty ahead of the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes on Wednesday, ING's Chris Turner says in a note. The euro's rally on Monday stalled just above $1.16 and investors will be reluctant to push it much higher, he says. "Despite recent positive economic surprises in the eurozone, the fact that natural gas prices are close to their highs for the year merits some caution." The euro falls 0.1% to $1.1572 after rising to a two-month high of $1.1614 Monday, LSEG data show, driven by reduced U.S. interest rate rise expectations. ING expects it the euro to trade in a $1.1520-$1.1580 range Tuesday.
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