The U.S. Dollar will reverse course and fall in 2019 while Europe's single currency rises from its current lows, according to the latest forecasts from Societe Generale, although the extent of these moves will depend greatly on what happens to China's currency. 

The Euro-Dollar exchange rate is likely to being a gradual, yet steady, advance that could go as high as 1.30 over coming months.

The Australian Dollar slipped lower against the US Dollar Tuesday as the greenback traded on the front foots against all of its developed world rivals but this weakness is only temporary, according to strategists at investment bank Societe Generale, who forecast the Antipodean unit to rise by almost 10% against the Dollar and Pound before the year is out. 

One of the City of London's most noted foreign exchange analysts has once again raised the spectre of the Pound and Euro equalising in value over the long-term.

As the Pound-to-Euro exchange rate probes the top of its long-term range at 1.15, analysts debate the possibility of an upside break which might finally deliver better exchange rates to those looking to buy Euros.

Why what Sir Dave Ramsden said over the weekend concerning future changes in interest rates at the Bank of England matters for the Pound.

Pound Sterling would surge if a second referendum on EU membership were announced and hedging against such an unexpected outcome is therefore wise.

French lender sees the Pound sinking against the Euro as UK economic growth stalls and the Eurozone continues its steady recovery.

UK economic growth is slowing at a time when the recovery on the continent is gaining momentum. This could push the Pound-to-Euro to new lows in 2018.

Sterling needs more than a standalone rate hike to sustain a recovery. A new narrative is needed. One of renewed economic momentum and further hikes to come.

As expectations of the Federal Reserve moderate and the Bank of England stands pat, the outlook isn't particularly bright for either the Pound or the US Dollar.

Kit Juckes at Societe Generale believes the conditions are ripe for the Euro v Dollar exchange rate to rush to 1.20 this summer and make life difficult for the team at the European Central Bank.

The US Dollar’s multi-year period of appreciation is over, but beware, it won’t fall in a straight line.

Strategists at Societe Generale have confirmed they are expecting further depreciation in the value of the Pound relative to the Euro.

Regardless of what president Trump announces in his tax reform speech today, the Dollar is probably peaking versus western European currencies, says Société Générale’s Kit Juckes.

Analysts at French lender Société Générale’ are bearish EUR/GBP in the longterm.

Pound Sterling is undervalued, but will get even cheaper before the year is out argues a new analysis released by French investment banking giant Societe Generale.

French bank Societe Generale join the gang anticipating the Euro to par the Dollar in the current cycle.

Societe Generale’s latest table of forecasts suggest the British Pound still has some notable downside ahead while the Euro will likely fall back to the 1.05 support zone.

“Brexit fallout keeps us bearish of the Pound, especially after the short-covering rally of recent days.” - Kit Juckes at Societe Generale.