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.
Sterling has once again had a relatively quiet week so far against the major currencies, pending further updates on Brexit and COVID-19 measures.
By Tom Holian
Sterling opened yesterday’s trading just shy of 1.125 against the euro, but gradually lost ground throughout the day against the single currency.
By Richard Nugent
As more information on vaccines and the deployment across the UK population is announced, could the pound see an improvement in value?
By Steve Eakins
The pound enjoyed an excellent start to the week with reports of the AstraZeneca vaccine delivering hopes of better times ahead.
By Jonathan Watson
Considering the issues currently being negotiated we may have expected a little more volatility from the pound this week, is this the calm before the storm?
By Daniel Wright
This was meant to be the week in which the UK and EU finally agree a trade deal, but it is almost certain this deadline will now pass.
By Chris Doane
Sterling continues to remain rangebound this week with marginal movements on the GBP/EUR with rates currently residing in the mid 1.11’s.
By Sam Mills
On Thursday, EU leaders meet to discuss several key issues including the EU's response to the COVID-19 crisis and Brexit.
By Michelle Fox
Last week sterling saw some unexpected gains against both the Euro and the Dollar due to some unlikely Brexit talk conclusions.
Despite softening from the multi-month highs early in the week, the pound looks set to finish strongly as we go into the weekend.
By Ben Small
Following the moving of the end of October deadline for Brexit talks, the latest deadline of the 14th November is upon us this week.
By Ben Fletcher
The pound continues to see uncertainty as Brexit, the impact of Covid-19 on the economy and to a certain extent the outcome of the US election all impact on the price of sterling.
By James Lovick
Sterling made slight gains against EUR and USD during yesterday’s trading, following an aligned approach from the Bank of England (BoE) and Chancellor Rishi Sunak to help the UK economy navigate through the ongoing pandemic and new lockdown.
By Rob Harold
Currency markets are experiencing high levels of volatility this morning as the results of the US Election drag on, with no clear winner yet announced.
By Lauren Buckner
The week ahead is expected to be extremely volatile for exchange rates involving the pound, for a number of reasons.
By Amelia Spencer
