The pound to euro interbank exchange rate has touched 1.1588 in the past day. This is its highest in over 22 weeks, or since Friday 10th May. In part, this is because it’s been reported that the UK and EU are very close to agreeing a Brexit deal.

The sterling vs euro interbank exchange rate has hit 1.1506 today. This is its highest in 21 weeks, or since Wednesday 15th May. In part, this is because financial markets are increasingly hopeful that there’ll be a Brexit deal this month.

The pound to euro interbank exchange rate stands at 1.1460 today, just -0.28% below its recent 21-week high. In part, this is is because investors are hopeful that there’ll be a Brexit deal, ahead of this week’s EU summit.

The sterling vs euro interbank exchange rate has hit 1.1321 in the last day, its strongest in over two weeks, or since Wednesday 25th September. In part, this is because the UK’s and Ireland’s leaders now say that they see a “pathway” to reach a Brexit agreement.

The euro to the pound interbank exchange rate stands at 0.8996 today, its joint-highest since Sunday 8th September, or over one month. In part, this is because there are now no more Brexit negotiations scheduled between the UK and the EU, say reports.

The US dollar vs pound interbank exchange rate stands at 0.8195 today, its highest in five weeks, or since Wednesday 4th September. In part, this is because German Chancellor Angela Merkel has cut the odds of a Brexit deal.

The euro to pound interbank exchange rate stands at 0.8930 today, just -0.03% below its highest in three weeks. In part, this is because the EU has warned that the UK’s Brexit plans don’t form the basis for further negotiations.

The euro to the pound interbank exchange rate has hit 0.8925 in the last day, just -0.09% below its recent three-week high. In part, this is because UK Prime Minister (PM) Boris Johnson remains ambiguous about whether he’ll ask for a Brexit extension.

The pound to euro interbank exchange rate has hit 1.1292 in the past day, just -0.11% below its highest in over one week, or since Wednesday 25th September. In part, this is because “hard” Brexiteers have signalled that they may support the latest Brexit proposals.

The pound to Australian dollar interbank exchange rate has hit 1.8396 in the last day, its highest in one week, or since Wednesday 25th September. In part, this is because the EU hasn’t rejected UK Prime Minister (PM) Boris Johnson’s “final offer” of a Brexit agreement.