The British pound is under a massive pressure today following a declaration of the British government that it now assumes the Hard Brexit will take place as the EU is unwilling to reopen the negotiations. GBPUSD slid more than 1% to 1.2250, the lowest level since March 2017 and EURGBP rose close to 0,91, the highest level this year.
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