Pound Forecast

Absence of strong upside follow-through suggests bullish conviction may be weakening.

The pound retreats from recent highs against the dollar, but the trend still favours further upside.

The pound can rise against the New Zealand dollar short-term, but we're wary of some notable technical and fundamental resistance.

The pound can rise against the Canadian dollar this week, however gains should be relatively shallow as relative monetary policy stances favour Canada's currency.

The pound is trading a tight range against the Aussie dollar, but a meaningful directional move is drawing closer.

The British pound is pulling back against the dollar following a strong year-end lift.

Pound sterling could be set to cross a key technical rubicon; however, stalled equity market momentum holds it back.

The pound to Canadian dollar exchange rate (GBP/CAD) holds a constructive near-term forecast.

The pound faces renewed downside risks as the factors that previously supported sterling have largely run their course, according to analysis from NatWest.

The pound can eke out further gains against the New Zealand dollar.

The pound is supported against the Aussie, but a stock market rally will limit upside.

The British pound enjoys a constructive technical setup against the dollar.

Despite poor data, a Bank of England interest rate cut and a poorly received budget, pound sterling is rising against the euro.

Now could be the time to engage pound vs. Australian dollar downside.

"GBP is losing its rate support," says Société Générale's chief FX analyst Kit Juckes.

The pound is trying to bounce against the Kiwi.

The pound will remain under pressure against the Canadian dollar in the coming five days.

The pound is rising against the Australian dollar, but gains forecast to be shallow.

The pound to dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD) can retreat further in the coming week, but the pullback should be shallow.

Pound Sterling was unable to build a meaningful recovery, and risks are tilted lower this week, in which the Bank of England (BoE) dominates.