The Pound is set to rise against the Euro and Dollar this year, according to the latest forecasts from Lloyds Bank, thanks to a resilient economy and a reduction of so-called no deal Brexit risk.

UK high street lender Lloyds Bank have raised their forecasts for how many euros a pound will be buying by year-end 2019.

UK high-street lender Lloyds Bank have raised their forecasts for the GBP/EUR exchange rate for the first three quarters of 2019 as an orderly Brexit is achieved by the UK and EU.

The British Pound has endured notable weakness over recent weeks but a prominent bank tells us that the currency should recapture lost ground into year-end as fears of a 'no deal' Brexit fade.

When the GBP/EUR snaps out of its period of low volatility, the market could trend agressively say foreign exchange strategists with Lloyds Bank.

Pound Sterling is seen remaining trapped in the middles of its recent range against the Euro over coming months before slipping lower toward the end of the year, according to strategists at Lloyds Bank.

UK high-street name Lloyds Bank have announced an upgraded to their Pound Sterling forecasts against the Dollar and Euro.

High-street lender announce they are upgrading forecasts for the Pound on the assumption that Brexit risks are fading, while the UK economy continues to perform to a level that should allow the Bank of England to raise interest rates in May.

UK interest rates to rise faster than previously anticipated.

Australian interest rates to remain lower for longer. 

Pound-to-Australian-Dollar rate no longer expected to see losses in 2018.

Lloyds Bank maintain a bearish stance on the Pound's outlook saying 2018 will see Sterling end lower than at current levels.

Not even a restless Bank of England can save the Pound from renewed weakness this year, while the Euro also faces headwinds in the short term, leaving the US Dollar as winner this quarter and next.

Economists at Lloyds Bank have upgraded their end-2017 forecasts for Pound Sterling but have cut estimates for 2018 and beyond, while also remaining cautious in their projections for UK interest rates.

UK high-street lender Lloyds Bank have announced upgrades to their Pound Sterling forecasts following recent developments at the Bank of England.

High-street lender Lloyds have announced they have downgraded their forecasts for the British Pound.

Pound Sterling’s recent dip against the Euro leaves it looking oversold according to some studies and there is a prospect for a recovery into the end of 2017.

Foreign exchange analysts at Lloyds Bank have briefed clients on their latest views concerning the outlook for the Pound to Euro exchange rate.

Steadily improving Eurozone data against a backdrop of heightened Brexit risk is likely to marginally favour the Euro over the Pound in the year ahead.

GBP/USD is likely to end the year at 1.3000, say Lloyds in their new set of forecasts

One of the UK’s best-known high-street lenders has reaffirmed their view that Sterling is unlikely to advance further than current levels against the Euro.

Analysts at British high-street lender Lloyds Bank are sticking to their guns when it comes to forecasting a firmer Pound Sterling in 2017.

Lloyds Bank hold a relatively stable forecast for the GBP/EUR exchange rate through the course of 2017, but the level of uncertainty surrounding the UK currency makes for some heavy volatility.