The pound to euro interbank exchange rate stands at 1.1381 today, its highest in 17 weeks, or since May 22nd. In part, this is because European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has said that there can be a Brexit deal.

The pound to New Zealand dollars interbank exchange rate stands at 1.9796 today, its highest in over 18 weeks, or since Wednesday 8th May. In part, this is because it's been reported that the UK has drafted the Brexit amendments that we plan to present to the EU.

The pound to Canadian dollar interbank exchange rate has reached 1.6601 in the last day, just -0.08% below its recent seven-week high. In part, this is because the UK and the EU continue to make progress toward a Brexit deal, say the latest reports.

The pound to Australian dollar interbank exchange rate stands at 1.8254 today, its highest in over three weeks, or since Sunday 25th August. In part, this is because it’s been reported that the UK has drafted the Brexit amendments it wants.

The pound to euro interbank exchange rate stands has reached 1.1297 in the last day, its highest in over 14 weeks, or since June 6th. In part, this is because the financial markets are increasingly optimistic that there’ll soon be a Brexit breakthrough.

The pound to US dollar interbank exchange rate stands at 1.2428 today, just -0.61% below sterling’s recent high versus the greenback. In part, this is because Prime Minister Boris Johnson may obey the law obliging him to extend the Brexit deadline, according to new reports.

The pound to Australian dollar interbank exchange rate has reached 1.8202 today, very close to its highest in over two weeks. In part, this is because there’s renewed optimism that the UK and the EU will reach a Brexit deal, say recent reports.

The pound to euro interbank exchange rate has hit 1.1289 today, extremely close to its highest in 14 weeks. In part, this is because the financial markets remain optimistic that the UK and EU can reach a Brexit deal.

The pound to baht interbank exchange rate has risen so far this month, up from a low of 36.6881 on September 2nd to 37.7084 today, a gain of +2.78%. In part, this is because the UK looks likelier to reach a Brexit deal.

The sterling vs euro interbank exchange rate stands at 1.1236 today, very close to its strongest in 12 weeks. In part, this is because it’s been reported that Prime Minister Boris Johnson is considering softening his “red lines” over Brexit.