Previous close | 0.8510 |
Open | 0.8510 |
Bid | 0.8481 |
Day's range | 0.8443 - 0.8513 |
52-week range | 0.8330 - 0.9243 |
Ask | 0.8493 |
A sustained period of higher interest rates will present a challenge for many borrowers worldwide, as economies adapt to a new era of comparatively tight monetary policy amid a recovery in growth and enduring inflation.
The euro has plummeted against the pound to an almost two-year low. Here's what it means for you and your travel money.
The Swiss franc hit its strongest level against the dollar in nearly nine years on Friday, and the euro reached a four-month high as the greenback stayed under pressure ahead of the release of a key U.S. inflation gauge later in the day. The dollar has been softening in recent months as data shows U.S. inflation is slowing and traders ramp up bets of how much the Federal Reserve will be cutting interest rates in 2024. Among the beneficiaries of the dollar's weakness have been the euro, which on Friday rose 0.12% to $1.1024, its highest since mid-August, and the Australian dollar which squeezed up a fraction on the day to $0.6807, its highest since late July.