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What impacts the EUR/GBP exchange rate
EUR/GBP, also known as the Euro Pound, is among the most popular currency pairs traded in the forex market. Although it is not included in the list of the majors, it is considered to be a minor forex pair, and also sees significant activity in the markets. The exchange rate of the EUR/GBP is influenced heavily by important economic data releases, monetary policy decisions by the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of England (BOE) and political developments. Among the economic data releases, the ones that drive the highest price action in the EUR and the GBP include GDP, employment rate, inflation, trade balance, manufacturing and services activity, retail sales, business sentiment and consumer confidence.  EUR/GBP also sees significant volatility whenever the ECB or the BOE announces any changes to their monetary policy decisions, including changes to interest rates and announcement of stimulus measures. Central bank decisions are closely watched to assess the strength of a nation's economy and currency. When a central bank hikes interest rates, it indicates growing confidence in economic conditions, strengthening the currency and vice versa.  Key political developments also have an important role in determining the exchange rate of the Euro Pound. One of the most significant issues in recent years that has driven volatility in this currency pair is Brexit. For instance, worries of a no deal Brexit drive this pair higher while progress in negotiations between Britain and the EU turns EUR/GBP bearish.
EUR to GBP exchange rate - FAQ
What is the most active time of day to trade EUR/GBP?

The exchange rate of the EUR/GBP sees the most amount of fluctuation typically during the European session, when markets in both the EU as well as in Britain are open and key news emerges. A good time to trade Euro Pound is anywhere between 0600 and 1600 GMT.

How safe is it for newbie traders to trade EUR/GBP?

This currency pair is one of the safer ones among the leading forex pairs because of the close correlation between the economies of the Eurozone and the UK. This makes it less volatile and hence safer for new forex traders to try trading. However, trading the Euro and the Pound Sterling is just as exciting for expert traders as it also offers opportunities with significant volatility at times, especially during developments related to Brexit.

What are the historical highs and lows for EUR/GBP?

EUR/GBP touched an all time high of 0.98049 on 29 December 2008, while the weakest level this currency pair has touched is 0.56870 on 1 May 2000.