The EUR rally has set in say analysts at Morgan Stanley; an ominous message for those hoping for a stronger Pound to Euro exchange rate over coming months.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate is likely to describe a rollercoaster-like ride lower before moving steeply higher, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley (MS).

Consensus has steadily turned against the US Dollar over recent months, however, we should be wary of a sudden jump in the Dollar according to Morgan Stanley's Hans Redeker.

The Pound has proved remarkably resilient in the face of Brexit uncertainties as the strengthening economy has helped offset fears about Europe, is this set to continue?

The Euro has gained ground since Emmanuelle Macron's win in the French Presidential elections eased political uncertainty, this trend is likely to continue according to the investment bank. 

The Euro bull can be ridden all the way up to fresh 2017 highs against Pound Sterling argues a new note covering the EUR/GBP pair by one of the world’s largest investment banks.

Strategists at Morgan Stanley believe the risk:position asymmetries in global foreign exchange markets make the British Pound the ideal candidate for a rally.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley expect the Canadian Dollar to weaken because markets are not adequately pricing in risks associated with Trade and the outlook for the economy.  

Analysts at Morgan Stanley have told clients that they are looking for notable weakness in the Pound-Dollar exchange rate.

Morgan Stanley provide their view of possible scenarios from the ECB’s rate meeting next Thursday.

Confirmation comes from one of the world’s largest investment banks that they are not anticipating the EUR/USD to fall to parity.

Deep declines in the GBP/EUR exchange rate are forecast by analysts at Morgan Stanley, a reminder that the current rally may be a fragile one.

Near-term GBP/USD strength projected by Morgan Stanley but a resumption of heavy selling pressures is ultimately forecast over coming months.

How far will the Pound fall against the Euro? A leading institutional researcher provides us with their question.

“GBP has recovery potential from here as post-Brexit data have come in stronger than
anticipated.”

Morgan Stanley is maintains a bullish stance on the single currency only days before the ECB Governing Council meeting.

Bank of England’s effectiveness in driving down of bond yields is seen as the key to a weaker Pound Sterling against the Euro say Morgan Stanley.

Strategists at Morgan Stanley have told clients that they continue to see value in selling the British Pound against both the US Dollar and Euro.

Morgan Stanley have told clients they are bullish on all of the G10 this week, except for the GBP, which raises questions on the possibilities of two sides of a pair both being bullish.

The euro is forecast to continue rising against the British pound, particularly if an Italian bank rescue is initiated say Morgan Stanley.