Business · 30 June 2026

Sterling Ends Dollar Rise, Holds Against Euro

Currency changes can affect travel costs, imports and overseas spending for many people. Britain's pound slipped 0.2% against the US dollar on Tuesday, ending a three-day run of gains, while staying firm against the euro as traders weighed economic data and political developments. It traded at $1.3233 and stood at 86.10 pence per euro.

By BriefTea Editorial · 30 June 2026 at 12:33

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