Where to get bank FX forecasts, free.

On the paid side, Bloomberg Terminal (FXFC), LSEG/Reuters polls and Consensus Economics pool bank FX forecasts. FX Bank Forecast does the same free: it aggregates published 2026 year-end forecasts from 18 investment banks across 18 currencies into a single consensus, with the full dispersion and a per-firm accuracy leaderboard — every figure attributed to its originating bank and publication date.

Yes. FX Bank Forecast publishes cross-firm consensus, range and dispersion for 18 currency pairs free, without a terminal subscription — every figure attributed to its bank and the report it came from. The aggregate consensus dataset is also downloadable as CSV.

FX Bank Forecast is a free source of bank FX forecasts. It collects year-end currency targets published by sell-side research desks — Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Citi, MUFG, ING and others — and presents the cross-firm consensus, the high–low range and how widely the banks disagree, for 18 G10 and EM currency pairs.

18 investment-bank research desks, including Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Citi, MUFG and ING, across 18 G10 and EM currencies. Each bank's individual target sits behind the consensus so you can see who is most bullish and most bearish on every pair.

Bank consensus is the average of the year-end forecasts published by individual investment-bank research desks. Bloomberg FXFC and Consensus Economics build the same kind of average from a poll, but behind a terminal or enterprise subscription. FX Bank Forecast computes it from publicly published bank research and shows the full dispersion — the high, the low and the spread — so you can judge how much agreement there actually is behind the headline number, free.

As of the latest reports (May 2026), the 18-bank consensus for USD/CAD year-end 2026 is 1.3561, with individual bank targets ranging from 1.3200 to 1.4200. The full per-bank breakdown is on the USD/CAD forecast page.

The 18-bank consensus for EUR/USD year-end 2026 is 1.1983 (as of May 2026), spanning a 1.1200–1.2500 range across the desks. Where the banks diverge is the interesting part — the dispersion is shown in full on the consensus dashboard.

As of May 2026, the 18-bank consensus sees USD/JPY at 148.4 (range 140–164, a 24-figure spread), EUR/USD at 1.20, and GBP/USD at 1.36. Most bullish on the yen: MS; most bearish: JPM.

The cross-firm consensus, the high–low range, the dispersion and the downloadable aggregate dataset are free with no terminal and no account. The paid tiers (Retail, Pro and Team) — which add the full per-bank target tables, the accuracy leaderboard and trade-level detail — include a 14-day free trial, cancel anytime.