GBP/AED Chart

1 GBP = 4.9034 AED
4.86904.88164.89424.90684.91944.9319Dec 04Dec 04Dec 04Dec 04Dec 05Dec 05Dec 05
Minimum: 4.8935
Maximum: 4.9074
Average: 4.9000
Change: +0.02%

About the GBP/AED (1 Day) Chart

This 1 Day chart displays the exchange rate between Pound and UAE Dirham over time. You can view different time periods using the navigation links or by clicking the buttons above the chart.

The data is updated every hour and includes historical rates up to 5 years. Hover over the chart to see exact rates at specific times. This 1 Day view is ideal for short-term trading and immediate rate monitoring.

Frequently Asked Questions - GBP to AED Charts

What is the current GBP to AED exchange rate?

The current exchange rate is 1 GBP = 4.902878 AED. This rate is updated every hour from reliable financial sources to ensure accuracy and reflect real-time market conditions.

How do I read the GBP to AED chart?

The chart visually represents the exchange rate fluctuations between Pound and UAE Dirham over a selected period. The horizontal axis tracks time, while the vertical axis indicates the exchange rate. An upward trend signifies that Pound is strengthening against UAE Dirham, meaning you get more UAE Dirham for each Pound.

What time periods are available for the GBP/AED chart?

You can analyze the GBP to AED exchange rate across various timeframes to suit your needs: Live (48 hours) for immediate trends, 1 Week for recent volatility, 1 Month for short-term patterns, 6 Months for mid-term analysis, 1 Year for annual performance, and 5 Years for long-term historical insights. Currently viewing: 1 Day data.

How often is the GBP to AED chart updated?

Our charts are meticulously updated every hour, drawing data from multiple reliable financial sources. This ensures that both historical rates and real-time current rates are as accurate and up-to-date as possible, providing you with fresh insights constantly.

Can I use the GBP to AED chart for trading decisions?

While our charts offer highly accurate historical and current exchange rate data, they are intended for informational and analytical purposes only. They should not be considered financial advice. For any trading or investment decisions, we strongly recommend consulting with qualified financial advisors and conducting thorough additional market analysis.

What factors influence the GBP to AED exchange rate?

Exchange rates are influenced by a multitude of factors, including interest rates set by central banks, inflation rates, economic growth indicators (like GDP), political stability, trade balances, and market speculation. Global events and geopolitical developments can also significantly impact currency values.

Where does the exchange rate data come from?

Our exchange rate data is sourced from a network of reputable financial data providers and interbank rates, ensuring high accuracy and reliability. We aggregate data from various global markets to provide a comprehensive view of currency movements.

Questions about GBP to AED Live charts

What does the GBP to AED Live chart show?

The 1 Day chart visually represents the exchange rate between Pound and UAE Dirham over the specified period. An upward movement indicates that Pound is strengthening against UAE Dirham, while a downward movement suggests Pound is weakening. This helps you quickly grasp the currency pair's performance.

How do I interpret the GBP/AED Live chart trends?

To interpret trends, observe the overall direction of the line. A consistent upward slope indicates an appreciation of Pound relative to UAE Dirham. Conversely, a downward slope suggests depreciation. Sideways movement implies a relatively stable exchange rate. You can also look for patterns like peaks and troughs to identify potential support and resistance levels.

What's the difference between Live and other time periods?

The Live chart provides data for 1 Day, which is ideal for short-term trading and immediate rate monitoring. Shorter timeframes (e.g., Live/1d, 1W) are useful for day trading or immediate market reactions, while longer timeframes (e.g., 1Y, 5Y) are better for understanding long-term economic cycles and investment strategies. Each range offers a unique perspective on the currency pair's behavior.

How can I compare different currency pairs on charts?

While our current charts display one pair at a time, you can easily navigate between different currency pairs using the search or popular links. To compare, you would typically open multiple chart tabs or windows. Analyzing how different pairs react to similar global events can provide valuable insights into relative currency strength.

Is there an API available for accessing this chart data?

Currently, we do not offer a public API for direct access to our chart data. Our data is intended for use directly on TheCurrencyCalculator.com website. We focus on providing a user-friendly interface for individuals to track and analyze currency exchange rates without needing technical integration.