Bank of England
Lloyds TSB: USD will win G-3 currency race
Lloyds TSB has topped the three-month currency forecast rankings this week by maintaining its dollar-bullish stance, according to Trevor Williams, chief economist at the bank in London.
Sterling staid but skewed
The most likely outcome for sterling is a modest appreciation from current levels, reflecting an ongoing recovery in the UK economy and the likelihood of Bank of England tightening into the end of 2010.
Speculators not to blame for sterling weakness says BOE's Cross
Keynote speakers from the Bank of England and the Swiss National Bank were quizzed at FX Invest Europe
CBA: Hung parliament won’t kill sterling
Euro-bearish CBA tops currency forecast index
Fiscal policy could prove fatal for sterling
George Magnus, senior economic adviser, and Mansoor Mohi-uddin, chief currency strategist at UBS in London and Singapore respectively, join the UK policy debate
London dominates in forex
London tops rival cities, retaining its crown as the global hub for spot FX.
Dollar-bullish Calyon dominates rankings
Calyon tops one-month historical forecast index
BoE predictions help CMC to top spot
CMC Markets topped this week's three-month currency forecast rankings with a bearish sterling view based on expectations the Bank of England (BoE) would expand its quantitative easing programme.
Struggling with risk
Geoffrey Yu, currency strategist at UBS, looks at the potential for a reversal of risk appetite
Lock, stock and all barrells
Pete Luxton, economic adviser at Informa Global Markets in London, looks at the effects of central bank quantitative easing worldwide in trade-weighted terms
Sterling's slide is far from over
Phyllis Papadavid, foreign exchange strategist at Société Générale Corporate and Investment Banking in London, says the sterling slide has further room to run in the near to medium term