Currency forecasts
Eurodollar could break 1.20 by the end of February, says Nomura
Japanese bank tops the one-month forecast rankings after accurately predicting the fall of the euro in mid-December
Bank of America Merrill Lynch tops the one-month forecasts with the view that the yen will remain strong in 2012
Prediction that the euro would break out of its range during the fourth quarter lands FXCM at the top of the three-month forecast rankings
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UniCredit hits top with spot-on euro forecast
Strategists at the Italian bank took an accurate view at the end of September that EUR/USD would rise to 1.40, landing it at the top of the one-month rankings
Contrarian long-term view on yen strength lands ANZ on top
Australian bank predicted in October 2010 that USD/JPY would fall to 75, accurately reflecting the unwavering strength of the yen in 2011
BAML wins with correct bearish euro call
Europe has a number of ‘mini land mines’ that could blow up, says strategist at the US bank
Safe-haven appetite for Scandi currencies wavers
Despite the rush into the Norwegian krone and Swedish kronor following Swiss National Bank intervention on September 6, FX traders and strategists are lukewarm about the Scandi currencies' capacity to become long-term safe havens
IFR Markets triumphs with Swiss franc appreciation view
Thomson Reuters – IFR Markets topped this week's 12-month forecast rankings after predicting the Swiss franc would strengthen against the dollar
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