Historical exchange rates can be used to analyze trends in foreign and domestic currency over time. They can also be used to identify periods of change, ...

eurochange, the UK’s leading travel money specialist, has announced a partnership with Morrisons supermarket to make shopping for travel money even easier. As Morrisons’ official new travel money ...

London Stanstead is one of the worst with a euro exchange rate of €0.9076 per £1, meaning holidaymakers could lose £208.80 ...

Luton is the cheapest for this exchange with just £102, and Gatwick flips the tables, coming in second last at £111. Liverpool is next at £122 and Glasgow sits at £133.

In a new partnership with Co-op Insurance, eurochange is now helping Co-op Insurance member-owners and customers make their travel money stretch even further with great rates on the market’s widest ...

“Typically, the EUR rate only moves very slightly over any given month. Though exchange rates differ marginally when buying larger amounts, this can soon add up, so it’s worth keeping a close ...

Liverpool's exchange will set you back £122, with Glasgow following at £133. Birmingham, Edinburgh, Heathrow, and Manchester are seen clustering around the £150 penalty for the same amount ...

Estimating equilibrium RERs can be difficult because prices are somewhat sticky in the short run and the nominal exchange rate is not (in countries where exchange rates are market determined). So ...

eurochange, the UK’s leading travel money specialist, celebrates a huge growth milestone with the opening of its 200th UK branch. Located at Bluewater shopping centre, this branch represents an ...

These rates are are derived from the currency's representative exchange rate, as reported by the issuing central bank, and the SDR value of the U.S. dollar rounded to six significant digits.

Foreign exchange provider Eurochange has created five new jobs in Sunderland after opening a branch in the city. The new branch, based in The Bridges Shopping Centre, is in addition to the company's ...

“Arguably the interest rate in a country is the biggest driver of currency exchange rates,” says Clive Ponsonby, former forex trader at J.P.Morgan and author of Currency View, ...