The Canadian dollar to pound interbank exchange rate has hit its highest in over 3 months, or since February 15th, at 0.5860. A reason for this is because the USA has announced that it will remove its metal tariffs on Canada. 

The euro to pound interbank exchange rate has hit 0.8791 today, its highest since February 15th, more than three months ago. In part, this is because the Conservatives and Labour's cross-party Brexit talks have collapsed.

The euro to pound interbank exchange rate has reached 0.8728 today. This is its highest in 3 months, or since February 17th. In part, this is because Prime Minister Theresa May has announced that she'll hold a fourth Brexit vote, which it's thought will fail.

The New Zealand dollars to pounds interbank exchange rate has hit 0.5096 today, its highest in 2 weeks. In part, this is because, because, in the UK, wages rose by less than forecast in March.

The euro to the pound today has hit 0.8678, its strongest since February 28th, or 11 weeks. In part, this is because the Conservative and Labour's cross-party Brexit talks look close to collapse.

The Canadian dollar to pound interbank exchange rate has hit its highest in 2 weeks, or since April 30th, at 0.5739. In part, this is because Canada's joblessness fell in April, while Canada's exports rose in March.

The euro to pound interbank exchange rate has hit 0.8645, its highest point in 10 days or since April 30th. In part, the euro has risen, as financial markets seek safe haven from the USA's trade war with China. 

The US dollar vs pound interbank exchange rate has risen by over +1 cent, or +1.44%, in the last 6 days, to a height of 0.7701. In part, this is because US President Donald Trump has raised tensions in the USA's trade war with China.

The euro has gained in value versus sterling from 0.8505 on Monday 6th May, up to 0.8584 at the time of writing today. In part, this is because the Conservatives and Labour's cross-party Brexit talks have broken down.

The pound has reached 1.1798 against the euro recently, its strongest since May 12th 2017, or close to 24 months. In part, this is because the Conservative and Labour Parties look increasingly likely to agree a Brexit deal.