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FX BANK FORECAST · COVERAGE
Aggregated year-end forecasts, scenario shifts, and curated analyst notes from 30 institutional desks. No promotion.
21 investment banks see GBP/USD at 1.3584 by Dec 2026
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Canadian Dollar: Labour data seen softening – TD Securities - FXStreet
Canadian Dollar: Labour data seen softening – TD Securities FXStreet
Consumer Checkpoint: Consumers hit the back of the net
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bank of America ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Consumer Checkpoint: Consumers hit the back of the net Are narrowing income gaps, the World Cup and online promotions providing a lift to summer spending? Headin
Welcome to the Quagmire
Our own fear that oil prices could spike is the single biggest obstacle to a peace deal
The US Blockade of Iran after Six Weeks
Much of the commentary on the US blockade says it's failed, but that's total nonsense
ECBs Lane:Monetary policy decisions will continue to be made on a meeting-by-meeting basis
ECBs Lane gave a speech at a Dinner event. Below are the main commentary on the Economy/Policy. Supply-driven energy shocks hurt euro area growth: Lane said oil-price increases caused by supply disruptions — especially geopolitical events — tend to lower euro area GDP growth by a