The pound has rebounded from a dip at the start of October, and is once more trading in and around €1.135 at the end of October, round about where it was at the end of September.
With a rise in interest rate just apparently around the corner in the UK - the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England are poised to raise the rate for the first time in nearly a decade - the chances of the pound rising against the euro and other currencies is very likely.
The EU is also rowing back on its QE (quantitative easing) which saw a trillion euros of liquidity injected into the financial system.
This policy will also see some of the euro gains diminish. So perhaps some good news on the horizon for Irish mushroom growers in the currency markets - as long as there are no unexpected shocks, from the Brexit arena or any other quarter.