Euro Forecast

Foreign exchange forecasts for 2017 at ING confirm Pound Sterling is looking expensive at current levels.

The EUR/USD Pair is Expected to Decline Further as the Dollar Strengthens Based on Comparisons with the Regan Era, Argue analysts at Abn Amro.

Confirmation comes from one of the world’s largest investment banks that they are not anticipating the EUR/USD to fall to parity.

French bank Societe Generale join the gang anticipating the Euro to par the Dollar in the current cycle.

Foreign exchange analysts at Barclays have confirmed they are forecasting a sustained recovery in the GBP/EUR exchange rate in 2017.

Barclays have released their latest forecasts for the world’s major currencies and 2017 confirm they are part of the ‘parity party’ on EUR/USD.

Strategists at Danske Markets believe Sterling should settle against the Euro but excessive strength should be sold into.

The EUR to GBP exchange rate is forecast to decline further as a notable technical pattern has been triggered on the currency pair’s charts.

A good week for Sterling against the Euro does not yet necessarily translate into a sustained recovery.

The British Pound’s evolution against the Euro will depend on whether some key numbers are broken are rejected.

The Euro remains under pressure as the October trend to weaken extends but an inflection point looms.

Credit Suisse have today told clients they are again revising lower their forecasts for Sterling.

A meeting of Eurozone rate setters is the highlight of the coming week.

Exchange rate forecasts for 2016 and 2017 have been altered by Lloyds with Pound Sterling understandably being the currency in focus.

How far will the Pound fall against the Euro? A leading institutional researcher provides us with their question.

Analysts at UBS have this week written to clients and warned another major leg of British Pound weakness is underway.

Analysts at ING have says a continued fall in UK interest rates will push the Pound to notable levels of undervaluation against the Euro.

Technical strategists at Credit Suisse have told us why they believe the British Pound remains a core ‘short’ in their trading portfolio.

Funding the UK’s sizeable current account deficit will keep Pound Sterling week argue analysts at DNB Markets who also tell clients they expect the Bank of England to cut interest rates in November.

Credit Suisse have updated their major foreign exchange forecasts for the next twelve months.