Chris Turner from ING has highlighted in a report that the recent strengthening of the British pound against the euro is largely due to position adjustments. According to Jin10, Turner suggests that this upward trend is unlikely to be sustained. Asset management firms currently hold significant net short positions on the pound, betting on its decline, while maintaining long positions on the euro, anticipating its rise. The market has revised its expectations for a rate cut by the Bank of England, providing further support for the pound. Although ING now expects the Bank of England to cut rates in April instead of March, it still forecasts two rate cuts this year. Turner believes this will lead the euro to rise above 0.88 pounds.