Exchange Rate Forecasts 2026-2027

The dollar has room to extend its recent gains, TD Bank says, but strategists say this is not to be mistaken for a sustained appreciation due to a structural shift.

The pound's multi-month rally against the dollar is effectively over show updated forecasts.

The euro outlook has been downgraded in a new analysis from a leading European bank.

It's been a strong start to 2026, but the Australian dollar could be about to relinquish its crown say a number of tier-one analysts we follow.

GBP/EUR has risen back into the middle of the 2026 range, where it tends to look most comfortable.

Morgan Stanley says the pound looks set to defy consensus and strengthen in the coming months.

GBP/CAD has come under pressure of late but the coming week suggests the pair will be better supported.

The pound rises against the New Zealand dollar on Monday and looks set to trade at the 2.28 pivot in the coming days.

Periods of pound sterling strength against the Australian dollar will be sold into.

Dollar appreciation pressures are building.

The pound can rebound against the dollar early in the week, but the outlook has certainly shifted in favour of further weakness as the dollar makes a comeback.

Pound sterling dropped one per cent last week, but is primed for steadier trade in the coming days.

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The pound-to-dollar exchange rate outlook is looking increasingly bearish as the Fed narrative shifts.

The dollar is in a 'vibe-cession' say analysts, and sentiment will shift.

The pound is set to remain under pressure against the Australian dollar over the coming days in sympathy with the untroubled downtrend.

The euro-to-dollar exchange rate rises to 1.1767 on Monday following a nervous start for the pair thanks to unhelpful headlines stemming from the Middle East at the weekend.

GBP/USD looks set to maintain a constructive tone during the coming week.

Pound sterling gapped lower against the euro in early Asian trade on Monday as markets digested weekend news that showed Prime Minister Keir Starmer's hold on the Labour Party was slipping.

The euro’s recovery against the dollar is running into a growing disconnect between what markets expect central banks to do and the underlying economic backdrop.