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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 Monday, 18 March 2024
GBP / EUR ▼ 0.13%
1.1982
A transfer of €300,000 would cost £332 more today than yesterday.
GBP / USD ▲ 0.17%
1.3408
A transfer of $350,000 would cost £439 less today than yesterday.
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EUR by Jonathan Cook

EUR: France the canary?

The ECB has been warning of resurgent price pressures. On Friday, France reported inflation had increased to 3% year-on-year in February. It was a small increase, but the eurozone will be hoping France is not the canary in…
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USD by Jonathan Cook

USD: Back in the black

The US dollar rebounded last week, posting strong gains over the pound and the euro. Whether it can maintain that strength is another question, although it may well benefit from changing interest rate expectations.
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USD by Christopher Nye

USD: Hot PPI boost dollar

A reversal for Producer Price Inflation, rising by 0.6% last month, strengthened the dollar yesterday – while weakening the stock market – in the week before an interest rate decision from the US Federal Reserve.
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EUR by Christopher Nye

EUR: Dovish ECB comments hit euro

It was declines almost across the board yesterday following calls for interest rate cuts from one of the European Central Bank’s interest rate setters. Final results for inflation in France and Italy today will strengthen or weaken Mr…
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GBP by Christopher Nye

GBP: Sterling faces critical week

Sterling weakened marginally yesterday due to rising inflation expectations in the USA hitting the stock markets. Next week is a “hang on to your hats” sort of week, with an interest rate decision from the Bank of England…
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USD by Christopher Nye

USD: Little traction

The US dollar struggled to make any traction yesterday against the pound and euro, but bullish potential remains. Investors will be listening out for retail sales data, which might influence the Federal Reserve’s next move.
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