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United Kingdom US dollar per pound sterling, daily spot exchange rate (Bank of England)

DailyNot seasonally adjustedCode UK.FXUSD.D.NSA

Latest1.33 USD per GBP10 November 2026
Previous1.34 USD per GBP9 November 2026
Year ago1.31 USD per GBP10 November 2025

United Kingdom US dollar per pound sterling, daily spot exchange rate (Bank of England) was 1.33 USD per GBP in 10 November 2026, down 0.5% from 9 November 2026 and up 1.4% from a year earlier.

Over the past ten years it has ranged from 1.07 USD per GBP (28 Sep 2022) to 1.43 USD per GBP (16 Apr 2018), averaging 1.30 USD per GBP.

United Kingdom US dollar per pound sterling, daily spot exchange rate (Bank of England) (USD per GBP), 2 Jan 1996 – 10 Nov 20261.001.251.501.752.00200020052010201520202025Robomacro
United Kingdom US dollar per pound sterling, daily spot exchange rate (Bank of England) (USD per GBP), 2 Jan 1996 – 10 Nov 2026. Source: Bank of England.

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Recent data

PeriodValue
10 November 20261.33 USD per GBP
9 November 20261.34 USD per GBP
6 November 20261.34 USD per GBP
5 November 20261.35 USD per GBP
4 November 20261.35 USD per GBP
3 November 20261.34 USD per GBP
2 November 20261.34 USD per GBP
30 October 20261.34 USD per GBP
29 October 20261.34 USD per GBP
28 October 20261.33 USD per GBP
27 October 20261.33 USD per GBP
26 October 20261.33 USD per GBP
23 October 20261.34 USD per GBP
22 October 20261.34 USD per GBP
21 October 20261.34 USD per GBP
20 October 20261.34 USD per GBP
19 October 20261.33 USD per GBP
16 October 20261.34 USD per GBP
15 October 20261.33 USD per GBP
14 October 20261.32 USD per GBP
13 October 20261.32 USD per GBP
12 October 20261.32 USD per GBP
9 October 20261.32 USD per GBP
8 October 20261.32 USD per GBP

Last 24 observations. The full history (7,799 observations) is available through the API.

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curl -H "X-API-Key: $MAKROGNOSIS_KEY" \
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import requests
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                 headers={"X-API-Key": KEY})
obs = r.json()["observations"]
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About this series

Latest observation10 November 2026
First observation2 January 1996
Observations7,799
FrequencyDaily
UnitsUSD per GBP
AdjustmentNot seasonally adjusted
10-year high1.43 USD per GBP (16 Apr 2018)
10-year low1.07 USD per GBP (28 Sep 2022)
10-year average1.30 USD per GBP
Source agencyBank of England
Makrognosis codeUK.FXUSD.D.NSA

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FAQ

What is the current uS dollar per pound sterling, daily spot exchange rate (Bank of England) in United Kingdom?
The latest reading is 1.33 USD per GBP for 10 November 2026, published by Bank of England.
Where does this data come from?
It is collected directly from Bank of England and is available through the Makrognosis API under the code UK.FXUSD.D.NSA.

Last updated 2026-11-11. Source: Bank of England. Original title: “US dollar per pound sterling, daily spot exchange rate (Bank of England)”.