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It started off with a rate of 1.2233 to close out June with, but unfortunately this didn’t help us as the month of July got off to a poor start with a drop to 1.2118. Was this the way the whole month was going to progress on the currency converter, with the Euro taking the main stage?

This looked as if it was going to be an interesting tussle between the two currencies, and it certainly proved to be just that. The 13th of the month may be unlucky for some, and as it turned out it was unlucky for the British pound. It fell back to 1.5602 on that very day.

We’re all familiar with how to convert one currency to another online. But a standard converter isn’t always the easiest way to go about things.

It is that time of the year when everyone is thinking about their summer holidays. So we thought we would see how our British pound is faring when compared to another pound – in this case the Egyptian pound.

This is a question you may have been asking yourself if you wanted to start thinking about a holiday in Cuba in the near future. It’s holiday time again after all, which is why we thought we would take a look at our standing against this particular currency on the currency converter.

We have focused on a number of more unusual currencies this month for our regular feature on how the British pound is standing up to the various foreign currencies on the currency converter. For this report we are going to see how the pound fared against the Fijian dollar during the month of June.

One of the biggest news stories around at the moment in the currency world is the uncertainty over the future of the Euro. Some experts are saying it could be on its last legs, with a possibility of it disappearing altogether in the next few years.

So let us take a fresh look at how things have been progressing between the British pound and the Canadian dollar recently. At the end of April the pound was bagging 1.5372 Canadian dollars so anything which went beyond this for May would have been good to see. But did we manage to do it?

Welcome to another monthly spotlight report on the British pound and how it has performed recently against another major world currency. For this report we are going to see how the pound did against the Hong Kong dollar, one of the major currencies we often look at on our currency converter.

We had a look at this particular currency pairing last month to see what the currency converter would make of them. But since we were fast coming up to Election Day in the UK, it is worth exploring the two currencies again to see whether the pound would be hampered by the idea of a possible new government coming up very soon.