The British pound advanced against the Euro and the majority of the world's largest currencies over the course of the past 24 hours but fell back against a resurgent U.S. Dollar amidst an environment of heightened volatility due to the coronavirus economic crisis.

March 31,2020

The British Pound starts the new week close to the multi-day highs where it ended on Friday, with markets digesting news that the UK's sovereign debt was downgraded by ratings agency Fitch over the weekend.

March 30,2020

The Pound is pushing sharply higher against the Euro, Dollar and a host of other currencies ahead of the weekend, but the gains come as stock markets are tanking: The FTSE 100, Dow Jones and Germany's Dax are all down over 2% as the week's recovery capitulates in impressive fashion.

March 31,2020

The British Pound recovered back above 1.20 against the Dollar and 1.10 against the Euro over the course of the past 24 hours, thanks to an ongoing improvement in global investor sentiment.

March 27,2020

After a strong start to the mid-week session the British Pound has suffered a sudden and unexpected decline against the Euro, Dollar and other major currencies in the London afternoon / New York trading session.

March 31,2020

Global markets have surged higher over the past 24 hours amidst an improvement in global investor sentiment, which has in turn benefited the Pound.

March 31,2020