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DNB Markets says in a new currency research note that FX investors seemed to ignor the risks that the ECB is to tighten policy, leading the Euro undervalued as a result.
"Should that narrative persist and lead the BoE to raise rates by less than what forwards anticipate... the currency could weaken more than our forecasts imply" - Barclays.
The Bank of England is close to ending its interest rate hiking cycle and this will leave Pound Sterling vulnerable to further losses against the Dollar and Euro, according to one investment bank.
The Euro to Dollar exchange rate slipped to a fresh five year low last week but could attempt a corrective rebound in the days ahead if global markets find reasons for cheer in signs that China's most stringent 'lockdown' thus far may be nearing its end.
The Pound to Euro rate ended last week with a sharp rally from seven month lows but it could be likely to stall around the nearby 1.1827 level this week in which parliamentary testimonies from Bank of England (BoE) policymakers and a deluge of UK economic data are the highlights for Sterling.
The Euro to Dollar exchange rate has been unable to escape from near the bottom of its recent trough and entered the new week at risk of further losses that could see the single currency slipping toward some of its lowest levels since the opening half of 2017 over the coming days.
The Pound to Euro exchange rate has been hobbled alongside most other Sterling pairs but enters the new week couched in a pocket of important technical support levels on the charts and at a depth that creates opportunity for shortsighted dip buyers ahead of Thursday’s first-quarter GDP report.
The Euro to Dollar exchange rate entered the new week close to five-year lows following a dire April month but could attempt a corrective rebound in the days ahead if the Federal Reserve (Fed) kicks a quantitative tightening, or QT, can down the road into the summer months.