Read our currency forecasts and market reports for details of what could affect the Pound, Euro, US Dollar, Australian Dollar and many of the other major currencies.
Today, the Bank of England hold their latest monetary policy meeting with Governor Andrew Bailey indicating the bank is actively reviewing a negative interest rate policy.
By Michelle Fox
Sterling continues to hold onto its month end gains, but could the Bank of England's interest rate decision cause a GBP sell-off?
By Ben Small
GBP ended last week as one of the top currency performers, will sterling's resurgence continue?
By Joseph Wright
Sterling value climbs against the euro and US dollar this week as hopes rise for a trade deal with the EU and Japan.
By Ben Fletcher
An independent watchdog has advised UK banks to prepare for a hard Brexit, this appears to have had a minimal effect foreign exchange markets, so far.
By Tom Holian
Sterling continues to show its weak performance as Commerz Bank Predicts new lows for GBP if the UK leaves the UK without a deal.
By Daniel Johnson
As the Coronavirus pandemic continues, GBP continues to struggle against EUR as Brexit drives the demand for sterling down.
By Daniel Wright
Brexit negotiations to impact GBP rates as the US and Eurozone release key GDP data later this week.
By Jonathan Watson
Sterling exchange rates countinue to fall against the US Dollar and Euro as post-Brexit trade deal looks unlikely.
By Rob Harold
Sterling's rally against the Euro has been hampered due to the European Union agreeing terms on a €750 Coronavirus recovery programme.
The pound bounced to make more than 0.5 percent against the euro and close to 1 percent against the US dollar during yesterday’s trading.
By Chris Doane
Some market commentators believe the UK is heading for a no deal Brexit, or that any trade deal reached with the EU will be very restricted.
By James Lovick
UK GDP data shows that the UK economy has not rebounded as much as hoped increasing by 1.8% against the forecast of 5.5%.
Sterling Exchange rates have continued to fall against the euro at the start of the week as government policies continue to drive currency value.
The pound continued to climb during yesterday’s trading session against the euro and the US dollar, and at the time of writing the pound remains on course for another weekly gain.
