The euro to pound interbank exchange rate stands at 0.8999 today, just -0.01% below its highest since January 10th, or over seven months. In part, this is because the candidates to become Prime Minister, Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt, have ruled out the Northern Irish backstop.

The Australian dollar to pound interbank exchange rate has hit 0.5597 today at the time of writing, its strongest since January 16th, or seven months. In part, this is because China, Australia's closest trade partner, outperformed forecasts in June.

The New Zealand dollars to pounds interbank exchange rate has reached 0.5330 today, just -0.2% below its highest since December 21st 2018. In part, this is because the Bank of England may cut interest rates this year, said a policymaker this week.

The euro to pound interbank exchange rate remains at 0.9006 today, its highest in seven months, or since January 11th 2019. A chief factor for this is because the financial markets remain concerned over the risk of a 'No Deal' Brexit.

The euro to pound interbank exchange rate has reached 0.9006 today, its highest in seven months, or since January 11th. In part, this is because there's continuing Brexit uncertainty, and signs of a UK economic slowdown.

The euro to pound interbank exchange rate has hit 0.8978 today, just -0.1% below its highest in seven months, or since January 11th 2019. In part, this is because likely next Prime Minister Boris Johnson has renewed his pledge for a 'No Deal' Brexit.

The US dollar vs pound interbank exchange rate stands at 0.8007 today, its highest in 27 months, or since April 9th 2017. In part, this is because the USA created far more jobs than forecast in June.

The euro to the pound today stands at 0.8976, just -0.11% below the interbank exchange rate's highest since January 11th. In part, this is because of the UK's Brexit uncertainty, plus evidence that Britain's economy is slowing.

The Australian dollar to pound interbank exchange rate has hit 0.5599 today, its strongest since January 14th 2019, or close to seven months. In part, this is because Australia's trade surplus reached a record high in May.

The euro to the pound interbank exchange rate stands at 0.8977 today, just -0.1% below its highest in seven months, or since January 10th 2019. In part, this is because Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has implied that UK interest rates may fall.