ExchangeRates.org.uk, operated as Exchange Rates UK, provides live exchange rates, currency comparison tools, expert exchange rate forecasts, and in-depth historical data. The site tracks the Pound to Euro, Pound to Dollar, and other major FX pairs in real time, with mid-market rates updated every minute and live forex rates refreshed every few seconds. Its exchange rates matrix covers GBP, EUR, USD, NZD, AUD, CAD, JPY, ZAR, AED, INR, TRY and CHF. Rates on the page were last updated on 7 September 2026.

The platform also offers a currency converter widget, a currency calculator, a historical currency converter, a rate alert service and a currency converter app. For households and businesses exposed to currency moves — from transferring money abroad to pricing imports and exports — the mid-market rate is the benchmark between buy and sell prices, and the rate actually offered by providers typically includes a margin on top of it.

Latest Currency News and Forecasts

USD/INR: Crédit Agricole projects the US Dollar to Indian Rupee rate could rise to 96 by December before falling to 92 during 2027, as the Indian Rupee stages a delayed recovery. USD/INR has already moved below the middle of Crédit Agricole's forecast curve and closed near 94.43 on Friday, following a monthly decline from levels above 95.00.

AUD/USD: Currency analysts at JPMorgan remain bullish on the Australian Dollar against the US Dollar but want a retreat to 0.7080–0.7000 before rebuilding long positions. The Australian Dollar is currently trading above the level where JPMorgan wants to buy it. Latest rates: AUD/USD at 0.720395 (+0.04%) and GBP/AUD at 1.876283. The Australian Dollar is often treated as a commodity-linked currency, sensitive to shifts in global growth and raw-material demand.

EUR/GBP: ING analysts expect the Euro-Pound rate to hold near 0.8550–0.8600 before rising to 0.87 in Q4 2026, as UK fiscal pressure weighs on Sterling. EUR/GBP closed close to 0.8592 on Friday, almost exactly where ING expects the pair to trade before a fourth-quarter breakout. Separately, Rabobank UK analysts forecast the Euro-to-Pound rate to rise towards 0.87 over three months, citing gilt sensitivity and the October Budget as risks to Sterling. EUR/GBP traded near 0.8587 on Friday, roughly 1.3% below Rabobank's three-month target, after easing around 0.10% during the morning session. Notably, two separate institutions arrive at a similar 0.87 target via different routes — fiscal pressure for ING and gilt-market sensitivity for Rabobank.

USD/JPY: Goldman Sachs sees USD/JPY falling to 140–145, while Crédit Agricole forecasts a rebound to 163 by December. The gap between the two forecasts — roughly 20 yen — illustrates how widely bank views on the pair currently diverge. The pair ended Friday near 156.25 after one of its sharpest weekly reversals of 2026, falling from above 160.00 to a low near 155.31 before recovering 0.38% during Friday's session. USD/JPY is closely watched as a barometer of interest-rate differentials between the US and Japan and of broader risk sentiment.

GBP/USD: Crédit Agricole forecasts Pound Sterling at 1.31 against the US Dollar by December before a recovery to 1.39 in late 2027. GBP/USD ended Friday near 1.3517 after a volatile session driven by much stronger US employment data, trading between 1.3489 and 1.3548. The reaction to the US jobs figures illustrates how US data releases remain a key short-term driver of the pair.

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Historical Data and Coverage

The site's exchange rate history graphs are calculated using averages from each day's trading range. Coverage spans dozens of currency pages, from the Argentine Peso and British Pound to the US Dollar and West African CFA franc, along with forecasts for major currencies including the Australian Dollar, Canadian Dollar, Swiss Franc, Euro, Pound Sterling, Indian Rupee, Japanese Yen, New Zealand Dollar, US Dollar and South African Rand, plus cross-pair forecasts such as Euro to Dollar, Pound to Euro, Pound to Dollar, Euro to Pound, US Dollar to Canadian Dollar, US Dollar to Yen, and Australian Dollar to US Dollar.

The site notes that all currency rates are updated every minute while markets are open, that it believes the information to be accurate but does not warrant or guarantee such accuracy, and that users are advised to verify any values before use.

Source: ExchangeRates.org.uk