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Solid line = the referenced cash market is in session / dotted line = outside the session (overnight and weekends); both show the same perpetual-futures reference value (line styles are not distinguished at narrow display widths). About the data
Saved open interest, contract count
Saved funding rate, per-hour decimal
A perpetual-futures reference on the British pound / U.S. dollar exchange rate. It shows how many dollars one pound buys.
Source: Hyperliquid · Last updated · Perpetual-futures reference value
FX: Sun 17:00–Fri 17:00 New York. When closed: perpetual-futures reference. Hyperliquid xyz perpetual-futures reference.
How to read the chart
Reference chart of Hyperliquid perpetual-futures candles for GBP/USD, not the official cash-market chart.
Reference value and method
How the numbers and formulas on this page work: Symbol page guide.
GBP/USD is shown as a Hyperliquid perpetual-futures reference, and 24h compares against the previous-day reference for the same contract, not a cash price, official index, exchange close, or cash previous close.
Observed value at 2026-09-27 22:04 UTC
- Asset class
- FX perpetual-futures reference
- Source
- Hyperliquid / xyz:GBP
- Price unit
- USD per GBP
- Reference value
- 1.32345
- 24h
- 0.00%
- Method
- Use the mid price; use the mark price only when no mid price can be obtained
- Referenced contracts
- xyz:GBP
- Observed time
- Saved observation
Ratio = 1.32345 / 1.3235 − 1 = 0.00% (shown as a percentage, rounded to two decimal places).
Hyperliquid field names: mid price = midPx; mark price = markPx; previous-day reference = prevDayPx.
This site does not provide investment advice.
Range position
2026-05-18 – 2026-10-08 · 144 daily candles (settled only). Daily candles are 24-hour perpetual-futures values, not official exchange closes.
- Low for this period
- 1.3124 (2026-06-19)
- High for this period
- 1.376 (2026-08-14)
- Position
- 17.4%
- Reference used for position
- 1.32345
- Observed at
Highs and lows after the collection period are not included.
About this symbol
It shows how many U.S. dollars one pound sterling buys (USD per GBP). The Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States. The Bank of England is the central bank of the United Kingdom.
Sources: trade[XYZ] (contract issuer), Federal Reserve Board, Bank of England, trade[XYZ] (contract issuer), SIX (Secretariat of the ISO 4217 Maintenance Agency), trade[XYZ].
Schedule 3 requires at least 8 meetings in each calendar year and at least 1 meeting every 10 weeks. It sets a 3-year term for appointed members, which the Chancellor may extend once by no more than 6 months. All of the above is from legislation.gov.uk and the UK National Archives.
Sourced explanations (17)
Explanations may include summaries and translations. Follow the source links for the original text.
Contract and trading hours
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It shows how many U.S. dollars one pound sterling buys (USD per GBP). From the contract specification, retrieved 23 August 2026.
Source: trade[XYZ] (contract issuer)
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External prices come from executable quotes sourced from institutional liquidity providers. From the contract specification, retrieved 23 August 2026.
Source: trade[XYZ] (contract issuer)
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External pricing runs from Sunday 17:00 ET to Friday 17:00 ET. From the contract specification, retrieved 23 August 2026.
Source: trade[XYZ] (contract issuer)
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Internal pricing applies from Friday 17:00 ET to Sunday 17:00 ET. It also applies whenever the gap between external datapoints exceeds 30 seconds. From the contract specification, retrieved 23 August 2026.
Source: trade[XYZ] (contract issuer)
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For this symbol the reference price is not re-anchored while external pricing is unavailable. The bound stays static around the external close. From the contract specification, retrieved 24 August 2026.
Source: trade[XYZ]
Basic information
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The Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States. From the published source, retrieved 23 August 2026.
Source: Federal Reserve Board
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The Bank of England is the central bank of the United Kingdom. From the published source, retrieved 23 August 2026.
Source: Bank of England
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The ISO 4217 code for pound sterling is GBP and its numeric code is 826. It has 2 minor units. From the list published on 1 January 2026.
Source: SIX (Secretariat of the ISO 4217 Maintenance Agency)
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The Bank of England was founded in 1694 to act as banker to the Government. From the published source, retrieved 24 August 2026.
Source: Bank of England
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Four Bank of England banknote denominations are in circulation: £5, £10, £20 and £50. All four are printed on polymer. From the published source, retrieved 24 August 2026.
Source: Bank of England
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Section 11 of the Bank of England Act 1998 sets price stability as an objective of monetary policy. From the legal text retrieved 25 August 2026.
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Schedule 3 requires at least 8 Committee meetings in each calendar year and at least 1 meeting every 10 weeks. From the legal text retrieved 25 August 2026.
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Schedule 3 sets a 3-year term for appointed members. The Chancellor may extend it once by no more than 6 months. From the legal text retrieved 25 August 2026.
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Under Section 19, the Treasury may direct monetary policy when it considers the economic circumstances extreme. Such an order expires after 3 months. From the legal text retrieved 25 August 2026.
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Section 1 of the Bank of England Act 1946 transferred all of the Bank's capital stock to a person nominated by the Treasury. From the legal text retrieved 25 August 2026.
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Section 2 of the Coinage Act 1971 sets legal-tender limits. Cupro-nickel and silver coins above 10 pence are legal tender up to 10 pounds, those of 10 pence or less up to 5 pounds, and bronze coins up to 20 pence. From the legal text retrieved 25 August 2026.
The Royal Mint issues UK coins. Six banks in Scotland and Northern Ireland issue banknotes. There are over 4.98 billion Bank of England notes in circulation, together worth about £91.5 billion. Bank of England notes are currently printed by De La Rue.
Source: Bank of England
Composition and methodology
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Section 13 defines the Monetary Policy Committee as the Governor, 3 Deputy Governors, the Chief Economist, and 4 members appointed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. From the legal text retrieved 25 August 2026.
Market observations Retrieved: 2026-09-27 22:04 UTC
24h volume Retrieved: 2026-09-27 22:04 UTC
- Notional (USDC)
- 130,329.40
- Contracts
- 98,544.000
- Nominal / quantity
- 1.322550Notional ÷ contracts, using the values before rounding; rounded to six decimal places
Open interest (OI) Retrieved: 2026-09-27 22:04 UTC
- Open interest (contracts)
- 550,814.000
- Mark price
- 1.3233
- Notional (contracts × mark price)
- 728,892.17Contracts × mark price, using the values before rounding; USDC, rounded to two decimal places
Funding rate Retrieved: 2026-09-27 22:04 UTC
Funding: Hourly 0.0 = 0% (shown as a percentage); ×24 (daily conversion) = 0%; ×24×365 (365-day conversion) = 0% (simple multiplications, not accrued amounts). The marker in the diagram shows the sign only (this value is zero).
- Hourly
- 0.0As a percentage: 0%
- ×24 (daily conversion)
- 0%
- ×24×365 (365-day conversion)
- 0%
Hyperliquid field names and values before rounding: notional = dayNtlVlm 130329.3976 USDC; contracts = dayBaseVlm 98544.0; open interest = openInterest 550814.0 contracts; mark price = 1.3233; hourly funding rate = funding 0.0.
Daily observation log (67 saved daily records) Latest: 2026-10-17 22:04:59.595 UTC
Latest: 2026-10-17 22:04:59.595 UTC · Records with missing fields: 0/67 · Missing dates: 4
Show 67 saved daily records
Hyperliquid field names: Mid price = midPx; Previous-day reference = prevDayPx; Open interest = openInterest; 24h notional volume (USDC) = dayNtlVlm. vs previous-day reference = midPx / prevDayPx - 1.
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| Observed at (UTC) | Mid price | Previous-day reference | vs previous-day reference | Open interest | 24h notional volume (USDC) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3487 | 1.3481 | +0.04% | 87162.0 | 3809.9692 | |
| 1.34915 | 1.349 | +0.01% | 88982.0 | 12704.8647 | |
| 1.35045 | 1.35 | +0.03% | 92922.0 | 72184.5778 | |
| 1.35115 | 1.3507 | +0.03% | 83794.0 | 14410.2156 | |
| 1.34895 | 1.3518 | -0.21% | 187468.0 | 104237.0503 | |
| 1.3487 | 1.3495 | -0.06% | 184316.0 | 6360.1929 | |
| 1.3528 | 1.3483 | +0.33% | 558956.0 | 1820054.5090999994 | |
| 1.355 | 1.3533 | +0.13% | 345376.0 | 583949.6544000002 | |
| 1.35475 | 1.354 | +0.06% | 193000.0 | 177309.9386 | |
| 1.3532 | 1.3558 | -0.19% | 129294.0 | 1027664.4284000001 | |
| 1.36035 | 1.3536 | +0.50% | 178678.0 | 253518.8078999999 | |
| 1.3633 | 1.3603 | +0.22% | 122608.0 | 121894.6254 | |
| 1.3643 | 1.3633 | +0.07% | 139090.0 | 153881.3965 | |
| 1.3647 | 1.3648 | -0.01% | 136760.0 | 29989.9256 | |
| 1.3632 | 1.3649 | -0.12% | 135820.0 | 31952.8894 | |
| 1.36305 | 1.3634 | -0.03% | 145280.0 | 109638.6586 | |
| 1.36465 | 1.3629 | +0.13% | 204840.0 | 86286.3408 | |
| 1.3594 | 1.3645 | -0.37% | 153140.0 | 94875.024 | |
| 1.3592 | 1.3595 | -0.02% | 163722.0 | 130940.6882 | |
| 1.354 | 1.3596 | -0.41% | 129194.0 | 211120.2602 | |
| 1.35335 | 1.3545 | -0.08% | 128336.0 | 7824.5506 | |
| 1.35405 | 1.3529 | +0.09% | 137188.0 | 29037.402 | |
| 1.3547 | 1.354 | +0.05% | 140348.0 | 41060.8695 | |
| 1.35125 | 1.3545 | -0.24% | 168952.0 | 68138.3079 | |
| 1.3482 | 1.3506 | -0.18% | 167794.0 | 86879.2905 | |
| 1.35185 | 1.3481 | +0.28% | 186700.0 | 73626.8287 | |
| 1.3516 | 1.3524 | -0.06% | 171374.0 | 99062.003 | |
| 1.35015 | 1.3511 | -0.07% | 176678.0 | 10102.4755 | |
| 1.35145 | 1.3539 | -0.18% | 164206.0 | 43020.2797 | |
| 1.3549 | 1.3542 | +0.05% | 145506.0 | 107203.2514 | |
| 1.3512 | 1.3553 | -0.30% | 171336.0 | 88042.8919 | |
| 1.352 | 1.3509 | +0.08% | 152700.0 | 295882.2733000001 | |
| 1.35185 | 1.3511 | +0.06% | 157480.0 | 15772.589 | |
| 1.35 | 1.353 | -0.22% | 163634.0 | 30759.6634 | |
| 1.3478 | 1.3503 | -0.19% | 163790.0 | 36337.5657 | |
| 1.33745 | 1.3471 | -0.72% | 179346.0 | 57711.6273 | |
| 1.3354 | 1.3378 | -0.18% | 326172.0 | 451949.1674 | |
| 1.3384 | 1.3354 | +0.22% | 318618.0 | 172276.0652 | |
| 1.3382 | 1.3401 | -0.14% | 372180.0 | 78384.4588 | |
| 1.33825 | 1.3383 | 0.00% | 346144.0 | 73451.9283 | |
| 1.3369 | 1.3364 | +0.04% | 188688.0 | 345966.921 | |
| 1.33475 | 1.3374 | -0.20% | 189224.0 | 55462.0909 | |
| 1.3243 | 1.3348 | -0.79% | 502040.0 | 738049.0882 | |
| 1.3219 | 1.3245 | -0.20% | 600488.0 | 210249.0357000001 | |
| 1.32385 | 1.3211 | +0.21% | 516810.0 | 506832.4301999999 | |
| 1.32365 | 1.325 | -0.10% | 504010.0 | 39855.6775 | |
| 1.32345 | 1.3235 | 0.00% | 550814.0 | 130329.3976 | |
| 1.3261 | 1.3231 | +0.23% | 597224.0 | 421087.5123000001 | |
| 1.32365 | 1.3267 | -0.23% | 659352.0 | 257738.4247 | |
| 1.3265 | 1.3229 | +0.27% | 521890.0 | 252087.3660999999 | |
| 1.32005 | 1.3267 | -0.50% | 515304.0 | 473831.7474 | |
| 1.32435 | 1.32 | +0.33% | 507348.0 | 47309.0257 | |
| 1.3233 | 1.3279 | -0.35% | 500922.0 | 16610.16 | |
| 1.32455 | 1.324 | +0.04% | 497592.0 | 9530.5168 | |
| 1.32285 | 1.3246 | -0.13% | 609588.0 | 215180.6907 | |
| 1.3278 | 1.3228 | +0.38% | 590658.0 | 61946.6375 | |
| 1.32155 | 1.3263 | -0.36% | 595236.0 | 49941.1183 | |
| 1.32345 | 1.3221 | +0.10% | 597860.0 | 17066.9017 | |
| 1.324 | 1.3234 | +0.05% | 596704.0 | 31203.6108 | |
| 1.3229 | 1.3237 | -0.06% | 599654.0 | 9918.0401 | |
| 1.32335 | 1.3223 | +0.08% | 595938.0 | 26088.2173 | |
| 1.3207 | 1.3238 | -0.23% | 791332.0 | 337836.9625000001 | |
| 1.32505 | 1.3208 | +0.32% | 805204.0 | 188736.8591 | |
| 1.31935 | 1.325 | -0.43% | 918802.0 | 866627.0475 | |
| 1.3276 | 1.3188 | +0.67% | 834342.0 | 823959.7754999998 | |
| 1.3336 | 1.3273 | +0.47% | 896556.0 | 292978.5715 | |
| 1.3328 | 1.3339 | -0.08% | 855144.0 | 32388.8293 |
Dates without a saved record in the displayed period: 2026-08-16, 2026-09-07, 2026-09-08, 2026-09-13.
Period range (67 records with a mid price)
Period range over 67 daily log rows: first mid price 1.3487; last mid price 1.3328; highest mid price in the period 1.3647; lowest mid price in the period 1.31935.
- First mid price2026-08-08 22:05:00.098 UTC
- 1.3487
- Last mid price2026-10-17 22:04:59.595 UTC
- 1.3328
- Highest mid price in the period2026-08-22 22:05:01.689 UTC
- 1.3647
- Lowest mid price in the period2026-10-14 22:04:48.387 UTC
- 1.31935
Market hours
| Trading hours | New York time 17:00-17:00 |
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| Days | Weekdays. Check the related venue calendar for holidays. |
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Frequently asked questions
Which way is the rate quoted?
USD/JPY shows how many yen equal one U.S. dollar. EUR/USD and GBP/USD show how many U.S. dollars equal one euro and one pound, respectively.
Is it the same as a bank or currency-exchange rate?
No. It references executable quotes from institutional liquidity providers. It is not a customer rate that includes fees.
What happens on weekends?
The external price runs from Sunday at 17:00 ET through Friday at 17:00 ET. Outside that period, it switches to an internal price.
Who issues the currencies?
They are issued by the central banks of the two respective currencies. “About this symbol” states the issuers and the types of banknotes.