The Pound to Euro exchange rate (GBP/EUR) is technically and fundamentally poised for further gains in the near term, and a move to 1.1850 is on the cards for this week.

Will the Pound continue to rise against the euro and where will it end the year? According to a new analysis, Pound Sterling will continue to rise against the Euro "for the time being".

According to the consensus of investment bank analysts, Pound Sterling is left slightly undervalued following a recent slide.

The Pound rose against all major currencies this week as it drew a line under prior losses but BofA Global Research says it can still rise further against the Dollar, Euro, Japanese Yen and Swiss Franc up ahead.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate’s recovery from last week’s lows around 1.15 may have been derailed and it could now be at risk of slipping further, according to strategists at ING, who say the Bank of England is set to weigh on Sterling.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate recovery from early August’s lows could extend further up ahead, according to a trader at J.P. Morgan, who's a seller of EUR/GBP and is looking for a push below the nearby 200-day moving average.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate has been tipped as a buy at Barclays with a 1.2048 target because recent losses have created an attractive entry opportunity and some fundamentals favour a continued recovery.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate has stabilised after unraveling much of its second quarter advance in the early days of August and could be likely to trade buyantly within a rough 1.1639 to 1.1711 range this week.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate has stabilised following recent heavy losses and could yet recover further up ahead but it faces downside risks heading into the medium-term, according to RBC Capital Markets strategists.

Pound Sterling has fallen heavily against all major counterparts over the recent week but traders should buy into the resulting dip against the Euro and safe-haven Swiss Franc, according to Barclays strategists.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate has unraveled all of its second quarter gains but Goldman Sachs says the trend is still higher and that Bank of England interest rate policy can only weigh on the pair for so long.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate has fallen heavily in recent trade but the author’s model suggests it’s now bottoming out in what is likely to be a narrow 1.1650 to 1.1731 range over the coming days.

Pound Sterling has erased its July gains against a resurgent Euro, and there is only one question to be asked in the coming week: where will the selling end?

Pound Sterling is forecast to trade with a heavy tone into a potential interest rate cut on Thursday.

Pound Sterling has turned lower again following a strong run and we forecast the pullback to extend in the coming days if equity markets continue to struggle. Eurozone and UK PMIs are the week's focus.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate hit a new two-year high at 1.1920 on Monday, but inflation, wage and retail sales data will determine whether this hot streak extends.

Work has already begun to improve the UK's Brexit deal with the EU as the new Labour government pursues closer ties with the EU. Analysts at Barclays say this can help shrink the Pound's 'Brexit premium'.

MUFG Bank says the UK's political outlook contrasts favourably with developments in Europe and a strengthening economy will limit the amount of interest rate cuts the Bank of England can deliver in 2024.

Pound Sterling Live and Corpay have launched the Pound-Euro forecast guide for the year's second half.

What is the forecast for the Pound to Euro exchange rate in the coming week? We think the Pound can pull back from recent highs as it consolidates the strong gains of the May to June period. We think losses will be shallow.