Pound Forecast

The New Zealand dollar can recover some ground as markets steady their bets on an RBNZ rate hike, although high inflation and a weakening economy leave the central bank in a bind that keeps the currency vulnerable.

Goldman Sachs lowers its euro-to-pound forecasts, crediting Eurozone risks while warning sterling's valuation remains a challenge.

Pressure on the British pound against the Canadian dollar is easing, though a hawkish Bank of Canada could keep the rebound brief.

The New Zealand dollar remains under pressure following last week's shock decision by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to hold interest rates, and Pound Sterling Live's Week Ahead Forecast will not stand in the way.

The British pound holds the upper hand against the Australian dollar heading into Tuesday's Reserve Bank of Australia decision, with a hike already in the price and the Bank of England poised to act two days later.

The British pound heads into a week of U.S. midterm elections and payrolls data with fading Federal Reserve hike bets giving it room to extend higher against the dollar.

The British pound is probing 1.20 against the euro ahead of Thursday's Bank of England decision, and the trend remains firmly higher despite stretched conditions.

Sterling is closing in on the 1.20 ceiling that has capped it against the euro since 2016, with momentum, French sovereign risk and a diminishing UK risk premium arguing for a break.

Pound sterling is on the verge of printing a new multi-month best for euro buyers, with the budget being of little concern, yet.

The pound-to-euro rate trades more than 1.5 standard deviations above fair value, and a quantitative model at a French bank has triggered a short.

The Federal Reserve holds the key to GBP/AUD this week: a stronger dollar would lift the pair, while a dollar retreat after Wednesday's decision would drag it lower.

Pound sterling's recovery against the dollar risks stalling, and we're watching the UK Budget and the Federal Reserve decision this week for fresh signals.

Pound sterling is set to settle lower against the euro this week, and the key risk is the midweek Budget.

Kudos to Bank of America's strategists who are rewarded for out-of-consensus view on pound sterling.

Another major house concedes the pound has outrun its expectations, but holds its targets until the Budget and Bank of England have spoken.

Sterling's rally against the euro has reached momentum extremes with no precedent since the financial crisis, and a market pricing a series of Bank of England hikes leaves it exposed to a repricing.

September's recovery has room to run while the Bank of England hikes and the Bank of Japan holds.

The Swiss franc is undermined by 0% base rate and a misfiring safe-haven bid, but France and an AI rout could shift the narrative.

The British pound's bullish run against the New Zealand dollar is consolidating, yet we still see fresh highs as a matter of time.

The British pound looks set to cool against the Australian dollar this week, though dips should prove shallow and the uptrend stays intact.