a bit of movement in the ex rate
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a bit of movement in the ex rate
at last a bit of movement in the oz exchange rate,, its kreeping back up .
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Re: a bit of movement in the ex rate
Originally posted by itsasecret
at last a bit of movement in the oz exchange rate,, its kreeping back up .
exchange rate
at last a bit of movement in the oz exchange rate,, its kreeping back up .
exchange rate
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i'm gonna hang on and gamble on further rises in the next six months or so before buying oz dollar.
hopefully house prices will fall as well in that time
hopefully house prices will fall as well in that time
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Originally posted by tetley
i'm gonna hang on and gamble on further rises in the next six months or so before buying oz dollar.
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i'm gonna hang on and gamble on further rises in the next six months or so before buying oz dollar.
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#6
Don't you think we should just watch the US $ movements as its such a major chunk of the market ? They went up after they captured Sadaam, other rates fall.
You may have guessed I have a very basic knowledge of global currency trends
You may have guessed I have a very basic knowledge of global currency trends
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i think when it comes to currencies it's always a gamble
but here are some factors
uk interest rate rise, probable
us dollar fall further, probable
comodities up, probable if china continues to grow
i'm no currency expert though
and i will probably look to fx some(maybe a third) in jan then hang on and watch how things develop over the next six months
i think when it comes to currencies it's always a gamble
but here are some factors
uk interest rate rise, probable
us dollar fall further, probable
comodities up, probable if china continues to grow
i'm no currency expert though
and i will probably look to fx some(maybe a third) in jan then hang on and watch how things develop over the next six months
#9
Originally posted by tetley
us dollar fall further, probable
us dollar fall further, probable
if you are interested why ....... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3303549.stm
#10
I am gutted as we chickened out when it started to drop and got a terrible rate. Never mind we still have a bit left to transfer.
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Originally posted by Amazulu
It hit $2.40 earlier today but has now slide back a bit.
It hit $2.40 earlier today but has now slide back a bit.
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Originally posted by sjn2003
Don't you think we should just watch the US $ movements as its such a major chunk of the market ? They went up after they captured Sadaam, other rates fall.
You may have guessed I have a very basic knowledge of global currency trends
Don't you think we should just watch the US $ movements as its such a major chunk of the market ? They went up after they captured Sadaam, other rates fall.
You may have guessed I have a very basic knowledge of global currency trends
#15
The problem is that everyone tends to thing of exchange rates in the short term, but when you look at rates only up to 10 years ago it makes you think that the current AUD may not be anywhere near is peak against USD/GBP.
Just think people should consider this before hand rather than holding on waiting for the rates to drop before they transfer money, based on very short term movements.
Just think people should consider this before hand rather than holding on waiting for the rates to drop before they transfer money, based on very short term movements.