Pound to euro exchange rate shows no major gains amid currency ‘volatility’
exchange rate has shown no major improvement this week. However, GBP did manage to recover from a dip to new lows early Thursday morning. This saw sterling hitting figures not seen since August 2017. The UK GDP for Q2 is out today as well as “significant data” from both the UK and Europe which could leave the pound more volatile, experts have said.
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