Sterling has reached 1.8650 versus the Aussie dollar today, its strongest since March 24th, or close to 6 weeks. In part, this is because Australia's building permits fell in March.

The pound to New Zealand dollars interbank exchange rate has hit its highest in over 6 months today, or since October 24th last year, at 1.9710. In part, this is because New Zealand's job market data for Q1 2019 has disappointed the financial markets.

The sterling v euro interbank exchange rate has hit 1.1635, its highest in over 3 weeks, or since April 8th. In part, this is because the Conservatives and Labour's Brexit talks are going well, say new reports.

Sterling stands at 1.8385 versus the Australian dollar at present, its highest in close to a week, or since April 25th. In part, this is because manufacturing output in China, Australia's closest trade partner, has slowed.

The US dollar to euro interbank exchange rate has hit 0.8990 recently. This is the US dollar's highest level against the euro in close to 2 years.

The euro rates today for the euro to pound interbank exchange rate stand at 0.8679, its highest since March 21st, or 1 month. In part, this is because the Eurozone's economic data have improved so far this week. 

The Australian dollar to pound interbank exchange rate has hit its highest in 2 months today, or since February 19th, at 0.5513. In part, this is because Australia's biggest trade partner, China, grew above forecasts in early 2019, while in the UK, Brexit talks are at stalemate.

The pound to Canadian dollar interbank exchange rate has hit its highest in close to 2 weeks today, or since April 4th, at 1.7539. In part, this is because the Bank of Canada now looks likelier to cut interest rates, and because oil prices have fallen.

The Australian dollar to pound interbank exchange rate has hit 0.5490 today, its highest since February 21st, or over 7 weeks. In part, this is because UK has been granted a Brexit extension to October 31st.

The pounds to New Zealand dollars interbank exchange rate has hit 1.9438 today, its highest in over 1 week, or since April 3rd. In part, this is because New Zealand's economy has showed signs of cooling.