1.93's A$ to the Pound!!!
#751

Get ready for another hit on the british pound next week , more QE coming . some predicting 60 -67 pence to a dollar in 3 months

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The expected average refund for 2008-09 has recently been quoted as $2,351
#753

Get ready for another hit on the british pound next week , more QE coming . some predicting 60 -67 pence to a dollar in 3 months

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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125685441940816979.html
The link from Google news shows the entire link but from here it only shows part of it. Search Google News for 'UK quantitative Easing'
The link from Google news shows the entire link but from here it only shows part of it. Search Google News for 'UK quantitative Easing'
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#756

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/to...cle6896278.ece
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125685441940816979.html
5th November is the date to watch. 3rd November sees the RBA with the interest rate meeting.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125685441940816979.html
5th November is the date to watch. 3rd November sees the RBA with the interest rate meeting.

#757

http://www.ratesfx.com/predictions/pred-gbp.html
bit of a big range but if this is anything to go by the uk pound isnt going anywhere in a hurry compared to the pacificpeso.
bit of a big range but if this is anything to go by the uk pound isnt going anywhere in a hurry compared to the pacificpeso.

#758

Thanks for the heads up guys...will keep an eye on it at the beginning of next week.
Although I would have thought as the GDP figures were bad then more QE would be the next step and this would have been factored in in the last few days.
Apparently the $ dropped a bit on the speculation a few days ago that the next rate rise would only be 25 points instead of 50. So who knows what they are all thinking out there!
We need to start some rumours that everything is rosey in the UK garden, let the pound whizz up, change our money and then not have to go through this constant turmoil!
Although I would have thought as the GDP figures were bad then more QE would be the next step and this would have been factored in in the last few days.
Apparently the $ dropped a bit on the speculation a few days ago that the next rate rise would only be 25 points instead of 50. So who knows what they are all thinking out there!
We need to start some rumours that everything is rosey in the UK garden, let the pound whizz up, change our money and then not have to go through this constant turmoil!

#759

Thanks for the heads up guys...will keep an eye on it at the beginning of next week.
Although I would have thought as the GDP figures were bad then more QE would be the next step and this would have been factored in in the last few days.
Apparently the $ dropped a bit on the speculation a few days ago that the next rate rise would only be 25 points instead of 50. So who knows what they are all thinking out there!
We need to start some rumours that everything is rosey in the UK garden, let the pound whizz up, change our money and then not have to go through this constant turmoil!
Although I would have thought as the GDP figures were bad then more QE would be the next step and this would have been factored in in the last few days.
Apparently the $ dropped a bit on the speculation a few days ago that the next rate rise would only be 25 points instead of 50. So who knows what they are all thinking out there!
We need to start some rumours that everything is rosey in the UK garden, let the pound whizz up, change our money and then not have to go through this constant turmoil!
When the shares were going down the best part of this week the ozdollar went down and traders took profit and put into perceived safer currencies like the british pound , this has now turned around .
With the british economy technically still in recession and just about every where else out of it and with expectation of more QE being pumped into the uk economy next week thus weaking the pound furthur and expectations of an interest rate rise here then it can only go one way , the ozdollar is going to strengthen .
The only thing maybe the pound can do is either have no more QE and an interest rates rise , this isnt likely as britain is in so much debt its beneficial to devalue currency thus making imports more expensive and exports more attractive , this cuts debt down .
Im no expert but this is how im seeing it at the moment , the currency markets are very volatile at the moment and the slight hint of good or bad news reflects on that coutries currency .

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I think the pound would have to get thro 1-85, then thro 2 dollars to get a little excited.
I think the pound would have to get thro 1-85, then thro 2 dollars to get a little excited.

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Thanks for the heads up guys...will keep an eye on it at the beginning of next week.
Although I would have thought as the GDP figures were bad then more QE would be the next step and this would have been factored in in the last few days.
Apparently the $ dropped a bit on the speculation a few days ago that the next rate rise would only be 25 points instead of 50. So who knows what they are all thinking out there!
We need to start some rumours that everything is rosey in the UK garden, let the pound whizz up, change our money and then not have to go through this constant turmoil!
Although I would have thought as the GDP figures were bad then more QE would be the next step and this would have been factored in in the last few days.
Apparently the $ dropped a bit on the speculation a few days ago that the next rate rise would only be 25 points instead of 50. So who knows what they are all thinking out there!
We need to start some rumours that everything is rosey in the UK garden, let the pound whizz up, change our money and then not have to go through this constant turmoil!

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Those who use the second method wouldn't have got the 2 stimulus payments distributed by Centrelink earlier this year but would get them after they've done their tax return. Which is about now give or take a month or two.

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Some people claim FTB through the year. They get a payment every 2 weeks and have to keep Centrelink up to date with any changes in their salary. Any over/under payment is sorted out at the end of the tax year. Others make a claim and get a single payment after the end of the tax year once they've done their tax return.
Those who use the second method wouldn't have got the 2 stimulus payments distributed by Centrelink earlier this year but would get them after they've done their tax return. Which is about now give or take a month or two.
Those who use the second method wouldn't have got the 2 stimulus payments distributed by Centrelink earlier this year but would get them after they've done their tax return. Which is about now give or take a month or two.
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