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Daily Currency Note

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Currency rates fluctuate by the second and can change by up to 10% in the space of a year. On a typical overseas money transfer, that's the difference between completing on budget and needing pay thousands more. Our daily notes keep you informed on every move in GBP, EUR and USD, so you can make confident decisions about when to lock in your rate.

Today's move Thursday, 12 March 2026
GBP / EUR ▼ 0.12%
1.1707
A transfer of €300,000 would cost £300 more today than yesterday.
GBP / USD ▼ 0.16%
1.3353
A transfer of $350,000 would cost £431 more today than yesterday.
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GBP by Jonathan Cook

GBP: Will GDP provide a boost?

Tomorrow morning’s economic growth report gives the pound a chance to grasp some good news. GDP is only expected to have expanded by 0.1% in January, but analysts have suggested there is a chance for overperformance given upbeat…
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by Jonathan Cook

Oil reserves fail to release pressure

The largest release of oil reserves in history failed to calm currency markets on Wednesday. The safe-haven US dollar, supported by recent trends and stable inflation data, continued its upward trend, while the pound nudged up to its…
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by Jonathan Cook

Pound cuts path through the chaos

Sterling begins Wednesday just under a cent stronger against the euro compared to this time last week. The pound has held up remarkably well, considering the threat of an oil crisis, conflict in the Middle East, along with…
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USD by Jonathan Cook

USD: Spotlight on inflation

This afternoon’s inflation report could strike a particular chord amid the ongoing crisis. Core and headline consumer price inflation are expected to have registered at manageable annualised rates of 2.5% and 2.4% respectively in February. Anything higher might…
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EUR by Jonathan Cook

EUR: Weak start for Germany

A wider balance of trade margin would usually be a good sign for the German economy. However, February’s surplus of more than €20 billion was driven by falling exports and an even larger drop for imports. A second…
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GBP by Jonathan Cook

GBP: OBR counts cost of long war

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) recently unveiled updated economic forecasts to accompany the spring statement. Events have rendered these hideously outdated. The data agency said yesterday that a prolonged conflict would push headline inflation (previously expected to…
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