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Aggregated year-end forecasts, scenario shifts, and curated analyst notes from 37 institutional desks. No promotion.
FX BANK FORECAST · COVERAGE
Aggregated year-end forecasts, scenario shifts, and curated analyst notes from 37 institutional desks. No promotion.
27 investment banks see EUR/USD at 1.1617 by Dec 2026
View the live EUR/USD forecastWelcome to the commentary section of FX Bank Forecast, where we aggregate insights from 18 leading institutional banks, including JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Deutsche Bank. This page provides a comprehensive overview of recent market commentary, offering a synthesis of expert opinions and analyses on currency movements and economic indicators.
Here, readers can explore a variety of perspectives on key topics such as central bank policies, inflation trends, and market forecasts. By normalizing research from top financial institutions, we aim to equip traders and investors with valuable information to inform their decisions in the dynamic foreign exchange market.
SocGen: Chart: EUR/USD and Rates: The Trump Effect Has Faded - eFXdata
SocGen: Chart: EUR/USD and Rates: The Trump Effect Has Faded eFXdata
Economic and event calendar in Asia Thursday, October 1, 2026 - we hear from the Bank of Japan
It's a packed data agenda for the session here. I'll be mostly awaiting the Bank of Japan 'Summary'. The Bank of Japan's Summary of Opinions is a short document that collects the views expressed at a monetary policy meeting, published without naming who said what. It gives the ma
North America’s best FX bank 2026: RBC - Euromoney
North America’s best FX bank 2026: RBC Euromoney
[MARKET ANALYSIS] European bourses soften while the DAX 40 gains as SAP GY share rise after positive software commentary by Citi - Newsquawk
[MARKET ANALYSIS] European bourses soften while the DAX 40 gains as SAP GY share rise after positive software commentary by Citi Newsquawk
Fed's Daly says tariff impact on inflation beginning to fade
Daly's comments add a somewhat more balanced tone to recent Fed commentary, acknowledging tariff driven price pressures while also flagging early signs those effects are fading, a nuance that could support market expectations for the Fed to stay patient rather than move toward hi