USD: Safe-haven shine dims slightly
The dollar eased a touch on Tuesday morning as Trump's de-escalation comments took some heat out of safe-haven demand.
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Today's move
Tuesday, 10 March 2026
GBP / EUR
▲ 0.12%
1.1958
A transfer of €300,000 would cost
£309 less
today than yesterday.
GBP / USD
▼ 0.30%
1.3304
A transfer of $350,000 would cost
£791 more
today than yesterday.
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EUR: Europe’s energy bill is back in focus
The euro’s mood is being set by the same old vulnerability: energy imports. When oil and gas jump, Europe pays quickly and visibly. That’s why the single currency can struggle even when the dollar isn’t roaring. Eurozone inflation had…
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GBP: A firmer pound against euro
Sterling has started the week on a steadier footing against the euro, but the pound’s problem is that higher energy costs land awkwardly on top of a stretched cost-of-living backdrop and tight fiscal headroom. If oil stays elevated,…
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