The New Zealand dollars to pounds interbank exchange rate has reached its highest in nine weeks, or since April 1st, at 0.5228. In part, this is because financial markets are worried that the UK is heading for a 'No Deal' Brexit.

The euro to pound interbank exchange rate has hit 0.8888 at the time of writing, its strongest since January 15th. In part, this is because the odds have risen that ex-Former Secretary Boris Johnson will become Prime Minister.

The New Zealand dollars to pounds interbank exchange rate has hit 0.5182 today, its strongest in nine weeks, or since April 2nd. This is because New Zealand's government has announced that it will increase its spending, at its annual budget.

The euro to pound interbank exchange rate has today hit 0.8836, just -0.09% below its highest in 19 weeks. In part, this is because it's been reported that Germany might veto a further Brexit extension.

The US dollar vs pound has hit 0.7926 today, just -0.06% below its highest since January 3rd 2019. This is partly because the Conservatives look closer to supporting a "No Deal" Brexit.

The euro to pound interbank exchange rate stands at 0.8838 at the time of writing, just -0.06% below its highest in 19 weeks. In part, this is because the UK Conservative Party now looks closer to pursuing a "No Deal" Brexit.

The New Zealand dollars to pounds interbank exchange rate has hit 0.5173, its strongest in six weeks, or since April 13th. In part, this is because of the Brexit Party's success in the European elections last weekend.

The New Zealand dollars to pounds interbank exchange rate has touched its highest since April 30th today, or over three weeks, at 0.5152. In part, this is because it's been reported that UK Prime Minister Theresa May will announce her resignation timetable today.

The US dollar vs pound interbank exchange rate has reached 0.7921, its highest since January 3rd, or in 20 weeks. In part, this is because it's been reported that UK Prime Minister Theresa May might announce her resignation tomorrow.

Thr EUR to GBP interbank exchange rate has hit 0.8791, its highest point versus the pound in close to 14 weeks, or since February 15th. In part, this is because Prime Minister Theresa May's "new" Brexit deal looks set to be rejected by MPs.