£ versus $ Is taking it squarely on the chin right now!
#1
£ versus $ Is taking it squarely on the chin right now!
The £ seems to be losing a lot of ground against the $ at the moment. It's just started heading into $2.46 territory.
#2
Re: £ versus $ Is taking it squarely on the chin right now!
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
The £ seems to be losing a lot of ground against the $ at the moment. It's just started heading into $2.46 territory.
Yours prayingly
Wendy
#3
Re: £ versus $ Is taking it squarely on the chin right now!
Originally Posted by WendyC
As long as it goes back up in, oh lets say 26 days I don't care
Yours prayingly
Wendy
Yours prayingly
Wendy
I'm sorting out my $100k bond payment at the moment and hope that it takes a surge up over the next couple of weeks too - a few points either way on even 40k makes quite a difference.
Heading South (but watching numbers at the moment)
#4
Re: £ versus $ Is taking it squarely on the chin right now!
Originally Posted by heading south
I'm sorting out my $100k bond payment at the moment and hope that it takes a surge up over the next couple of weeks too - a few points either way on even 40k makes quite a difference.
Heading South (but watching numbers at the moment)
Heading South (but watching numbers at the moment)
#5
Re: £ versus $ Is taking it squarely on the chin right now!
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
My best uneducated guess is that the decision to leave UK interest rates at the same level has caused this current dip?
#6
Re: £ versus $ Is taking it squarely on the chin right now!
Originally Posted by walaj
a lot better than expected employment figures in NSW putting pressure in interest rates sooner than previously thought - see here
#7
Re: £ versus $ Is taking it squarely on the chin right now!
Originally Posted by heading south
I'm sorting out my $100k bond payment at the moment and hope that it takes a surge up over the next couple of weeks too - a few points either way on even 40k makes quite a difference.
Heading South (but watching numbers at the moment)
Heading South (but watching numbers at the moment)
could you take out a forward contract, (10% now) paying the remainerd when the money is available?
Just a thaught
Mark