Euro (EUR) to Pound Sterling (GBP) converter

EUR to GBP exchange rate

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Interbank rate on 16/10/2026, 08:00 CET

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Over one year: − 2.3 %
Over 3 months: − 0.5 %
Over 30 days: − 1.3 %

Where the rate sits over one year

0.84763

One-year low 0.84645 One-year high 0.88460

Figures computed on 11.10.2026 from European Central Bank reference rates.

The technical picture
of the EUR / GBP rate

Over twelve months, the EUR / GBP rate has given up 2.3 %. It currently sits in the lower part of that range.

The EUR / GBP rate has been easing over the past thirty days. The move is there but modest, and does not yet settle the quarter. It is one of the steadiest pairs we cover.

EUR / GBP performance

Market situation analysis

The performance of EUR against GBP over the last 30 days peaked at 0.86100 and troughed at 0.84420. This means the 30-day average was 0.85270. The average volatility of the EUR / GBP pair over 30 days was 0.67 %.

Period	High	Low	Average	Volatility index
30 days	0.86100	0.84420	0.85270	Average 0.67 %
90 days	0.86100	0.84420	0.85490	Low 0.48 %

High

30 days 0.86100

90 days 0.86100

Low

30 days 0.84420

90 days 0.84420

Average

30 days 0.85270

90 days 0.85490

Volatility index

30 days Average 0.67 %

90 days Low 0.48 %

Volatility data is based on historical exchange rates and updated daily.

Market analysis
EUR-GBP

Updated on 27.09.2026

Jean-Marc Sabet Founder & CEO of b-sharpe

The Euro and the British Pound under Pressure against the Dollar

The euro and the British pound both lost ground over the past week. Against the greenback, the single currency fell by 0.81 % to end at 1.1390, after opening at 1.1467 and hitting a low of 1.1370. The euro suffered from rising US rates, its dependence on energy imports, and German political risk following the regional elections in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Berlin.

For its part, the British currency followed a similar trend against the dollar, with GBP/USD sliding from 1.3377 on Monday to 1.3215 on Thursday. The pound was weighed down by disappointing PMI readings, highlighted by a composite indicator falling to 51.7 compared to 52.5, signaling sluggish growth combined with price pressures. Against the Swiss franc, GBP/CHF nonetheless gained 50 points on Thursday to reach 1.0970 after the SNB decision, limiting its weekly decline to 0.37 % at 1.0967.

Inflation Indicators in Focus

The next major event for the eurozone is scheduled for Friday, October 2, with the release of flash inflation expected at 3.5 % or higher, compared to 3.2 % previously.

Written from the weekly analysis by Jean-Marc Sabet, published on 27.09.2026. Read it in full: Taux US à 5%, BNS à 0% : le grand écart qui affaiblit le franc.

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EUR to GBP

EUR to GBP conversion table

Conversion EUR – GBP

1 EUR to GBP 0.84 GBP

5 EUR to GBP 4.22 GBP

10 EUR to GBP 8.44 GBP

25 EUR to GBP 21.10 GBP

50 EUR to GBP 42.20 GBP

100 EUR to GBP 84.41 GBP

500 EUR to GBP 422.03 GBP

1,000 EUR to GBP 844.06 GBP

5,000 EUR to GBP 4,220.29 GBP

10,000 EUR to GBP 8,440.58 GBP

Conversion GBP – EUR

1 GBP to EUR 1.18 EUR

5 GBP to EUR 5.92 EUR

10 GBP to EUR 11.85 EUR

25 GBP to EUR 29.62 EUR

50 GBP to EUR 59.24 EUR

100 GBP to EUR 118.48 EUR

500 GBP to EUR 592.38 EUR

1,000 GBP to EUR 1,184.75 EUR

5,000 GBP to EUR 5,923.76 EUR

10,000 GBP to EUR 11,847.53 EUR

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The pound and
the continent

Three exits in thirty years

The history of EUR/GBP is that of a failed rapprochement, attempted three times. In 1990 the United Kingdom entered the European exchange rate mechanism, ancestor of the euro, which limited fluctuations between European currencies. It left two years later, on 16 September 1992, after a day in which the Bank of England exhausted its reserves defending the pound.

The second exit was negotiated: the opt-out obtained at Maastricht relieved the country of adopting the euro. The third came in 2016, by referendum. Each time the pound fell: by about 15 per cent after 1992, by 10 per cent the day after the 2016 vote.

The pound before the dollar

It is worth remembering what the pound once was. Until the First World War it was the reference currency of world trade: two thirds of international exchanges were settled in sterling. The City of London financed railways on three continents.

The shift to the dollar took a generation and played out across two wars. In 1949 and again in 1967 the pound was devalued. Those were the last attempts to hold a rank it no longer had. It remains today the fourth most traded currency in the world. That rank is considerable for an economy of this size. It is the direct legacy of that period.

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Frequently asked questions about EUR / GBP exchange

What is the b-sharpe EUR / GBP currency converter for?

The b-sharpe EUR / GBP currency converter displays the interbank market rate in real time, updated every 5 minutes. This is the gross rate without any added fees, used as a reference to evaluate the real value of your exchange. You can also view the 30-day graphical evolution to visualise rate volatility. To convert your EUR to GBP at the best rate, visit change your currency

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Is the EUR / GBP rate updated in real time?

Yes, the EUR / GBP rate is updated in real time according to the interbank market. It reflects market conditions at the time of your simulation. Once your conversion is started, you can lock it for 48 hours.

How is the EUR / GBP exchange rate calculated?

The exchange rate is based on the average interbank market rate, which reflects the balance between supply and demand on global financial markets. It is updated in real time to guarantee an accurate and up-to-date estimate.

Does the EUR / GBP rate displayed on the converter include fees?

No. The rate displayed on the b-sharpe converter is the interbank rate, i.e. the market rate without any added fees. This is the purest reference value, the one banks use among themselves. The rate you will get when making a real exchange through b-sharpe includes transaction fees from 0.12%, which allows savings of up to 80% compared to banks.

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The foreign exchange market is closed at weekends. Rates displayed on Saturday and Sunday are indicative and non-contractual. If you fix a rate on Friday, the 48-hour window applies normally, and conversions resume on Monday morning.

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The converter displays the global interbank rate without fees. However, to carry out a real exchange of euro to pound sterling, the financial institution you use (bank or platform) will add a margin. At b-sharpe, our applied exchange rate includes very low transaction fees (from 0.12%), which are significantly lower than those of traditional banks.

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