FX BANK FORECAST · COVERAGE
Aggregated year-end forecasts, scenario shifts, and curated analyst notes from 35 institutional desks. No promotion.
Economic Outlook Global economic outlook: Known unknown 26-05-2025 President Trump’s policy actions have caused a lot of volatility in the financial markets and the economic outlook since our previous forecast. Uncertainty is high, and, given Trump’s tendency to cause chaos, this
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Bank of America | Bearish | 1.1200 |
ANZ | Bearish | 1.1400 |
UOB | Bullish | 1.1565 |
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Risk-off flows into USD safe-haven assets likely to persist if Middle East escalation prevents ECB rate-cut momentum.
EUR/USD rejection at 1.1550 suggests sellers remain active; watch for fresh lows if support breaks.
EUR/USD spot sits at 1.1551, just 0.28% below the 30-firm Dec-26 median of 1.1583, but a 0.20-wide dispersion band signals deep disagreement beneath the surface.
EUR/USD spot sits 0.40% below the 30-firm median Dec-26 target of 1.1583, with a 0.20 dispersion range signalling deep disagreement beneath a neutral headline bias.
EUR/USD spot at 1.15325 sits just 0.43% below the 30-firm Dec-26 median of 1.15825, masking a 0.20-wide dispersion from Citi's 1.10 to Deutsche Bank's 1.30.
30 investment banks see EUR/USD at 1.1654 by Dec 2026
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