EURGBP Forecast Poll 2017: Undecisive action foreseen in a politics-dominated cross

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EURGBP Forecast Poll 2017

Analyst	3 Months	6 Months	1 Year
Brad Gilbert	0,8300	0,7800	0,7300
David Cheetham	0,8250	0,8645	0,9130
Elliott Wave Forecast	0,8100	0,9100	1,0000
Growth Aces	0,8425	0,8527	0,8519
Haresh Menghani	_	_	_
James Chen	0,8300	0,8100	0,7900
JFD Brokers	_	_	_
Juan José del Valle	_	_	_
Lukman Otunuga	0,8200	0,8000	0,8350
Mark de la Paz	0,8120	0,7800	0,7570
Markus Gabel	0,9270	0,8720	0,9800
Nenad Kerkez	_	_	_
Przemyslaw Kwiecien	0,8260	0,8330	0,8110
Scott Barkley	_	_	_
Thomas Light	0,8400	0,8300	0,8200
Valeria Bednarik	0,8800	0,9000	0,9400
Yohay Elam	_	_	_
Medium Forecast	0,8402	0,8393	0,8571
Median Forecast	0,8300	0,8330	0,8350
Std-Deviation	0,0329	0,0428	0,0854
R-Coefficient	0,0396	0,0514	0,1023
Bullish	2	3	4
Sideways	2	2	2
Bearish	7	6	5

Featured Expert

Lukman Otunuga: "The EURGBP remains entangled in a fierce tug of war between Euro and Sterling weakness. Prices may fluctuate within a wide range this year as uncertainty in Europe and Brexit woes keep investors on edge. Technically on the weekly charts, the head and shoulders formation could open a path towards 0.8200"

EURGBP Bull Lines

Markus Gabel: "Actually valid uptrend, should keep valid"

EURGBP Bear Lines

Thomas Light: "Politics overbearance is front and centre. Constrained Euro fiscal policy could mean ECB easing policy remains for longer. Steeper yield curve helps UK"

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