07.23.2024

Average Daily UK FX Turnover Rises 14%

07.23.2024
Average Daily UK FX Turnover Rises 14%
Tables 1 to 4 below provide various summaries of the average daily data for April 2024 with comparisons to October 2023.

Similar semi-annual surveys were also conducted in April 2024 by the New York Foreign Exchange Committee, the Singapore Foreign Exchange Market Committee, the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market Committee the Canadian Foreign Exchange Committee, the Australian Foreign Exchange Committee, and the Hong Kong Treasury Markets Association.

Source: Bank of England

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