EUR/GBP live price and chart
Euro / British Pound
EUR/GBP chart
About EUR/GBP
EUR/GBP isolates the euro against the pound without the dollar in between. It usually trades in narrower ranges than the dollar pairs and responds to the policy gap between the ECB and the Bank of England.
Also known as: euro pound, chunnel
What moves EUR/GBP
- European Central Bank decisions and euro area inflation
- Growth data and business surveys from Germany and the wider euro area
- Bank of England decisions and how its Monetary Policy Committee votes
- UK inflation, jobs and wage data
When EUR/GBP trades
Currency pairs trade around the clock from 17:00 New York time on Sunday to 17:00 on Friday. Cross pairs are usually most active when the sessions of both currencies are open. Check which centres are open on the market sessions clock, and upcoming releases on the economic calendar.
EUR/GBP news
All newsECB decision on 29 October: inflation at 3.8% in September puts the deposit rate of 2.50% in focus
Week ahead, 26–30 October 2026: the Fed, ECB, Bank of Japan, Bank of Canada and RBNZ all decide, and US GDP lands
ECB meets 28 October after its September rate rise
UK flash PMI rises to 53.1 in October as services hit an eight-month high
UK retail sales volumes fall 0.4% in September, and August is revised up to a 0.7% rise
Euro area flash composite PMI falls to 51.9 in October, a four-month low
Upcoming events
CalendarEUR/GBP questions
What moves EUR/GBP?
European Central Bank decisions and euro area inflation; Growth data and business surveys from Germany and the wider euro area; Bank of England decisions and how its Monetary Policy Committee votes; UK inflation, jobs and wage data.
When does EUR/GBP trade?
Currency pairs trade around the clock from 17:00 New York time on Sunday to 17:00 on Friday. Cross pairs are usually most active when the sessions of both currencies are open.
Where can I follow EUR/GBP news?
This page lists FTC's latest EUR/GBP news and the upcoming economic events for its currencies. All reports are in the forex news section, and times are on the economic calendar.