The US dollar is forecast to subside against both the pound and euro over coming months according to the latest forecasts issued by Denmark’s Danske Bank.
Read more … →A month ago we reported the collated exchange rate forecasts from the world’s biggest banks and research houses to attempt the best possible guess for where markets were heading.
Read more … →Lloyds have told clients they are upgrading their exchange rate forecasts for 2016, 2017 and 2018 which includes an upgrade in the near-term for the GBP to USD conversion as the date of the next US…
Read more … →UniCredit have updated markets with their latest foreign exchange rate forecasts and the key takeaway is that dollar weakness will remain a feature over coming months.
Read more … →“We do not anticipate a decline in Sterling to the magnitude witnessed in the early 1990’s, let alone the 20% depreciation suggested by Goldman Sachs.”
Read more … →The pound is in decline against the dollar: the average GBP to USD exchange rate was at 1.4415 in January 2016, 1.4313 in February and 1.4249 in March.
Read more … →The biggest poll of foreign exchange analysts conducted by Reuters has been released and we have a clearer insight into the pound’s likely direction against the US dollar going forward.
Read more … →Lloyds’s Commercial Banking’s new foreign exchange forecasts are overall upbeat about the outlook for the injured dollar, which they see recovering on the back of two interest rate rises by the Fed…
Read more … →With the dollar on the wane and oil on the gain Dutch lender ABN Amro have had to scratch out recent foreign exchange forecasts and make some notable changes.
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A poll of the world’s top foreign exchange forecasting teams suggests the GBP/USD exchange rate is unlikely to suffer major declines from present levels.
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