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The Bank of England's New Sterling Exchange Rate Index (ERI)

From Monday 11 April 2005, the Bank will begin publishing a new sterling effective exchange rate index (ERI).
Published on 08 April 2005

Details of the new index were described in an article in the Winter 2004 Quarterly Bulletin, “The new sterling ERI”. Following a period of consultation, the calculation method has now been finalised. The new index will be published intraday on the Bank’s existing wire services pages and daily data will be available in the usual way from the Bank’s website.

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