Long-term projection of major currencies?

Based on fundamentals more so than technical patterns, which of the major currencies (USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, AUD, CHF) would you feel is more likely have gained value and which to have lost value in a year or two from now?

Based on the economic news that many of us have been following over the past two years, it would be very "easy" to guess that the euro will be in pretty bad shape in the long run. But which currency has the best chance of gaining value, based on its country's current economic state?

Unless you're an expert in this area, that one is probably more difficult to predict, but I would hazard a guess as to say the yen has the best chance of strengthening out of the six?

Toss up between USD and JPY depending on how much intervention (printing in the form and direct with BOJ) they do. The nordics are the best best as solid reserve currencies, followed by BRICs who are much better capitalised. CHF will introduce negative interest rates any day soon, so I can't see much above flat. GBP should modestly appreciate but again, we're partial to QE so not much. Aud is a proxy for world trade through China - so down.

Will another intervention by the Bank of Japan really have that much of an impact on the long-term direction of the currency?

The last intervention (from not that long ago) caused USD/JPY to surge to about 79.5, but only in the instant thereafter ...

... it dropped shortly afterwards and hasn't reached that level again SINCE.

The chart's on your side, but I wouldn't underestimate their capacity for doing something way out of whack and scale compared to anything seen before.

Not forgetting too the more underhand methods.

Probably will come down to what/how much investors choose to believe in, but you could probably also chalk those movements as simple retracements and sell on upticks.