The pound vs dollar interbank exchange rate stands at 1.3229 today, its highest in nine months, or since March 20th 2019. In part, this is because the latest opinion polls continue to suggest that the Conservatives will win a majority at today’s UK election.

The euro to the pound interbank exchange rate stands at 0.8459 today, a gain of over 0.5 cents, or 0.66%, since yesterday’s low of 0.8403. In part, this is because YouGov’s trusted MRP opinion poll has signalled that the Tories might win a smaller majority than previously forecast.

The sterling vs euro interbank exchange rate stands at 1.1890 today, just 0.19% its recent 31-month high. In part, this is because YouGov is set to release its updated “MRP” poll, ahead of the UK’s election this Thursday.

The pound to euro interbank exchange rate stands at 1.1913 today, its highest in over 31 months, or since April 23rd 2017. In part, this is because markets are increasingly confident of a Tory victory at this week’s UK election.

The sterling vs euro interbank exchange rate stands at 1.1855 today, 0.04% below its recent 31-month high. In part, this is because the odds of a Tory majority win at next week’s UK election have apparently risen.

The pound to euro interbank exchange rate stands at 1.1860 today at the time of writing, its highest in 31 months, or since May 11th 2017. In part, this is because the markets increasingly think that the Tories will win a majority at next week’s UK election.

The sterling vs euro interbank exchange rate stands at 1.1790 today at the time of writing, its new highest in 31 months, or since May 14th 2017. In part, this is because the financial markets continue to factor in a high chance that the Tories will win next week’s UK election.

The euro to the pound interbank exchange rate has risen by 0.64% in the last day, from a low of 0.8517 to a high of 0.8572. In part, this is because the Conservatives’ poll lead is narrowing, ahead of the UK’s general election.

The sterling vs euro interbank exchange rate stands at 1.1731 today, 0.27% below its recent 31-month high. In part, this is because the Conservatives retain a lead in the polls, ahead of the UK’s general election.

The sterling vs euro interbank exchange rate stands at 1.1736 today,  just 0.23% below this week's 31-month high. In part, this is because the Conservatives may win next month’s UK election, said a trusted poll on Wednesday.