Pound Sterling would give up all the gains it made against the Euro if the right-wing party of Marine Le Pen fails to secure a majority in the upcoming French legislative elections.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate opens the new week relatively unchanged on Friday's close at 1.1846 with no unexpected developments from France to boost volatility.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate has fallen from its highs, but analysts at one European investment bank have upgraded forecasts and see 1.20 now being possible in the coming weeks.

The Pound to Euro rate is forecast to fall back into its 2024 range and potentially test levels below 1.17 in the week commencing May 27 as Sterling's post-inflation rally runs out of steam.

Pound Sterling risks a setback against the Euro if the midweek release of UK inflation undershoots expectations and Eurozone PMI figures better those from the UK on Thursday, as some analysts expect.

After two consecutive weeks of decline, the Pound to Euro exchange rate will need a strong wage print to end this week in the green.

Investment bank Goldman Sachs has lowered its forecasts profile for the British Pound, saying expectations for future UK interest rate levels are less supportive than was previously the case.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate could drop towards the April lows if this week's Bank of England guidance and forecasts point to a June interest rate rise.

In the coming days we look for the GBP/EUR recovery to consolidate above 1.1650 with a potential test of figures above 1.17 in the event of soft Eurozone inflation numbers.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate is forecast to recover last Friday's losses over the course of the coming week, but much will depend on the release of UK and Eurozone PMI figures for April.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate could see volatility this week - albeit within a constricted range - as we navigate the release of UK wage and inflation data.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate has risen ahead of the European Central Bank's March interest rate decision, with analysts saying the Eurozone's single currency saying it looks cheap.

We expect Pound Sterling to recover against the Euro this week, but our confidence in a rebound is lower than at the same point just one week ago.

Pound Sterling can fall further against the Euro, according to a strategy call by a Reuters market analyst.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate has recovered the losses that followed the Bank of England's March policy decision and we expect ongoing trade centered around the 1.17 fulcrum.

The Pound to Euro conversion has fallen from its 2024 highs, but analysts at Barclays and Julius Baer are not dropping their predictions that Pound Sterling rally to fresh highs.

Pound Sterling has endured two successive weeks of decline against the Euro, but the prospect of technical support around current levels and an expected synchronisation in Eurozone and UK rate cutting cycles will limit weakness.

According to a new analysis from one of the UK's biggest banks, the prospect of a material move higher in the Pound to Euro exchange rate is looking increasingly remote.

GBP/EUR is consolidating near the top of its range and another retest of the 1.1750 area is possible if this week's data surprises to the upside and the Bank of England repeats that it's too soon to consider cutting interest rates.

Pound Sterling can go higher against the Euro, supported by fundamentals that include attractive valuations, an interest rate buffer, and upside risks from the upcoming general election.