GBP/USD
Sterling is still described as a major currency, and traders still call GBP/USD "cable" as if it sat alongside euro-dollar. The turnover data disagrees. In April 2025 GBP/USD accounted for 7.6% of global FX volume, down from 9.5% three years earlier, and it has been overtaken by USD/CNY at 8.1%, according to the BIS Triennial Central Bank Survey released on 30 September 2025.
GBP/USD1.3263+0.08%Indicative snapshot · 24h change
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