The £ is having a good day
#1
The £ is having a good day
Blimey! I can't believe this. The £ has just jumped 1.5% against the AUD. It may not sound like much, but its the biggest single gain I've seen it make since I don't remember when. Yippeeee!
#2
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Re: The £ is having a good day
Originally posted by chippy
Blimey! I can't believe this. The £ has just jumped 1.5% against the AUD. It may not sound like much, but its the biggest single gain I've seen it make since I don't remember when. Yippeeee!
Blimey! I can't believe this. The £ has just jumped 1.5% against the AUD. It may not sound like much, but its the biggest single gain I've seen it make since I don't remember when. Yippeeee!
#3
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Come on baby start sliding and don't stop till i get my visa!
The praying plumber.
The praying plumber.
#4
Re: The £ is having a good day
Originally posted by DavidT
Where are ya watchin it, interested.
Where are ya watchin it, interested.
www.x-rates.com
If you want to know the rate at the close of business, check it at 4pm New York time. (I think)
#5
It is still only 2.47 though - how sad is that. I looked up a few graphs and even in March it was 2.78. Oh well better than 2 to the pound! Lets hope it doesn't drop any further!
#6
Is anyone else thinking of only transferring minimal funds and then waiting to see if the rates go up at all?
I am still not sure how long you can wait. I have been told 6 months by one person and 1 year by another - any idea?
I am still not sure how long you can wait. I have been told 6 months by one person and 1 year by another - any idea?
#8
Originally posted by tinaj
Is anyone else thinking of only transferring minimal funds and then waiting to see if the rates go up at all?
I am still not sure how long you can wait. I have been told 6 months by one person and 1 year by another - any idea?
Is anyone else thinking of only transferring minimal funds and then waiting to see if the rates go up at all?
I am still not sure how long you can wait. I have been told 6 months by one person and 1 year by another - any idea?
2 is the historic rate......so do bear in mind there is a possibility of it going down that low again.....
#9
Originally posted by tinaj
It is still only 2.47 though - how sad is that. I looked up a few graphs and even in March it was 2.78. Oh well better than 2 to the pound! Lets hope it doesn't drop any further!
It is still only 2.47 though - how sad is that. I looked up a few graphs and even in March it was 2.78. Oh well better than 2 to the pound! Lets hope it doesn't drop any further!
If you can get 2.5 be happy with that. It would be entirely reasonable to expect the rate to drop to 2.2 ish this year, although nobody knows of course.
#10
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Rest easy, we've got this right now:
Live mid-market rates as of 2003.07.31 17:58:35 GMT.
1.00 GBP
United Kingdom Pounds = 2.48694 AUD
Australia Dollars
1 GBP = 2.48694 AUD 1 AUD = 0.402100 GBP
Live mid-market rates as of 2003.07.31 17:58:35 GMT.
1.00 GBP
United Kingdom Pounds = 2.48694 AUD
Australia Dollars
1 GBP = 2.48694 AUD 1 AUD = 0.402100 GBP
#11
Originally posted by pleasancefamily
Rest easy, we've got this right now:
Live mid-market rates as of 2003.07.31 17:58:35 GMT.
1.00 GBP
United Kingdom Pounds = 2.48694 AUD
Australia Dollars
1 GBP = 2.48694 AUD 1 AUD = 0.402100 GBP
Rest easy, we've got this right now:
Live mid-market rates as of 2003.07.31 17:58:35 GMT.
1.00 GBP
United Kingdom Pounds = 2.48694 AUD
Australia Dollars
1 GBP = 2.48694 AUD 1 AUD = 0.402100 GBP
Better than a kick in the b**llocks I suppose, but still a down on what we had earlier.
Its like watching your horse out in front all the way, then it falls over in front of the finish line. I'm going to drink beer.