At the start of October the pound stabilised after the course correction by the UK government.
The pound was trading at £1 = €1.15 by the 4th of October.
Conversely the euro was worth 86.9p on FX markets .
That rate at least did make Irish mushroom growers heave a sigh of relief, as the currency moved away from the red alert zone.
Sterling was also gaining back ground against the dollar.
Since the appointment of the new PM, Sterling has gained a bit against major currencies and the economic collywobbles seem to have abated a bit, for now.
