Pound Forecasts

GBP/CAD faces a significant test this week as a key technical indicator will be tested. Failure will open the door to a more pronounced pullback.

GBP/AUD is forecast to maintain an upward bias in the coming five days. Risks include UK and Aussie labour market data releases and U.S. inflation midweek.

GBP/USD is under pressure at the start of the new week, and we will watch for key support levels to be tested in the coming days.

Pound Sterling rose to its highest level against the Euro in two years following Donald Trump's win. Further gains are possible near-term.

Pound Sterling could be set for a run higher against the Euro into year-end thanks to the Bank of England's November guidance.

JP Morgan's FX trading desk sets out potential levels for GBP/USD on the three potential outcomes to today's U.S. election outcome.

According to new research, the Pound Sterling can rise further against the Canadian Dollar in the coming days and weeks.

The New Zealand Dollar will stage a decent recovery this week if Kamala Harris wins the U.S. presidential vote.

We would expect a big decline in the Pound to Australian Dollar exchange rate (GBP/AUD) if Kamala Harris wins the U.S. Presidential election.

The Pound to Dollar exchange rate has risen on Monday as Donald Trump's odds of winning Tuesday's presidential election have fallen.

Pound Sterling is under near-term pressure against the Euro as it enters a week that will be dominated by a Bank of England interest rate decision.

The Dollar should weaken if Kamala Harris wins next week's U.S. election, but a balance of probabilities favours strength.

GBP/NZD is forecast to maintain its short-term upside momentum in the coming five days.

GBP/AUD has started to build some tentative upside momentum and we think this can extend in the coming week.

GBP/CAD is capped by a key technical hurdle and risks a deeper setback if the U.S. Dollar rallies ahead of the U.S. election.

The Pound to Dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD) will likely remain under pressure in the coming days, with bouts of strength likely to prove short-lived.

Pound Sterling is in an uptrend against the Euro, but the near-term is likely to see more chop and churn.

The big brains at the world's investment banks think the Pound is still too richly priced against the New Zealand Dollar, according to a new survey.

Pound Sterling retains an upward bias favouring patience for those looking to buy euros, say technical analysts at leading investment banks.

GBP/NZD is trending higher, and we see little reason to stand in the way of a setup that favours modest gains in the coming days.