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gk_newsMarkets have confirmed what we suspected, the massive move higher witnessed in the wake of the ECB press conference was unjustified.
March 13,2016
In line with our expectations the pound to euro exchange rate moved higher on the back of a solid show of intent by the European Central Bank (ECB). What we didn't anticipate was how short-lived the move would be.
March 12,2016
The SEK is forecast to strengthen, according to analysts at Handelsbanken, now the Riksbank has taken its 'foot off the pedal'.
March 10,2016
Forecasts from Lloyds Bank are pricing a recovery in the pound to euro exchange rate to take us to above 1.30 by the time of the EU referendum.
March 10,2016
The uncertainty surrounding the 2016 EU referendum has resolved itself into a downside bias for the UK currency and those watching markets should be aware that the exchange rate is susceptible to poll results either way until the referendum.
March 7,2016
The euro could lose ground against higher yielders as a result of ECB policy moves which could increase its attractiveness as carry-funder.
March 4,2016
If the UK votes to leave the EU than the EUR to GBP conversion will hit equality suggest two forecast notes.
April 25,2016
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