Monday is Euro Day.
#1
Monday is Euro Day.
So Monday will see the BIG chief telling Britain what the future holds for the £, ????????
There should be a fair bit of movement on monday, Tuesday on the exchange rate, I wonder what people just about to move to or from OZ will do? sit tight and hope? or cash in now?.
Dodgy one this.
There should be a fair bit of movement on monday, Tuesday on the exchange rate, I wonder what people just about to move to or from OZ will do? sit tight and hope? or cash in now?.
Dodgy one this.
#2
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Re: Monday is Euro Day.
Originally posted by paulf
So Monday will see the BIG chief telling Britain what the future holds for the £, ????????
There should be a fair bit of movement on monday, Tuesday on the exchange rate, I wonder what people just about to move to or from OZ will do? sit tight and hope? or cash in now?.
Dodgy one this.
So Monday will see the BIG chief telling Britain what the future holds for the £, ????????
There should be a fair bit of movement on monday, Tuesday on the exchange rate, I wonder what people just about to move to or from OZ will do? sit tight and hope? or cash in now?.
Dodgy one this.
Non event has little to do with the rubber dollar , has it has also gained on the Euro.
No way the UK will enter until after the next election the money markets know that , and the UK will again cut rates like Europe and America is doing , that will make the rubber dollar fly up again.
The dollar outstripped its currency rivals yesterday as it continued to strengthen against the greenback.
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/...700343897.html
The dollar floated to its new three-year high of US66.64c, before closing at US66.35c, on a growing consensus that the chairman of the US Federal Reserve, Dr Alan Greenspan, will cut interest rates at his next meeting on monetary policy.
Expectations are mounting that central banks around the world are cutting rates, except the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Last edited by pommie bastard; Jun 6th 2003 at 6:02 am.
#3
Dunno PB, Blair is determined to join, and the so called five tests are not looking as if they matter anymore.
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Originally posted by paulf
Dunno PB, Blair is determined to join, and the so called five tests are not looking as if they matter anymore.
Dunno PB, Blair is determined to join, and the so called five tests are not looking as if they matter anymore.
Hope he does the pound will dive farther but it will be a good move, 2% Europe interest rates will do me, plus no money dealers to bugger up the trade with Europe.
#5
Originally posted by paulf
Dunno PB, Blair is determined to join, and the so called five tests are not looking as if they matter anymore.
Dunno PB, Blair is determined to join, and the so called five tests are not looking as if they matter anymore.
they never did
don't think for one moment brown doesn't want to go into europe -he is a committed eurofile and a bilderberger.
http://www.bilderberg.org
these five tests are just random assessments not actually judged against anything. therefore open to (mis)interpretation
there is only one test that he is concerned with
'can get get a majority to vote for it'
everything else is fudge
cheers
richard
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So Monday will see the BIG chief telling Britain what the future holds for the £, ????????
Didn't know if you meant Dubya BUSH BABY or Blair Bitch project.
Didn't know if you meant Dubya BUSH BABY or Blair Bitch project.
#7
Originally posted by r.bartlett
they never did
don't think for one moment brown doesn't want to go into europe -he is a committed eurofile and a bilderberger.
http://www.bilderberg.org
these five tests are just random assessments not actually judged against anything. therefore open to (mis)interpretation
there is only one test that he is concerned with
'can get get a majority to vote for it'
everything else is fudge
cheers
richard
they never did
don't think for one moment brown doesn't want to go into europe -he is a committed eurofile and a bilderberger.
http://www.bilderberg.org
these five tests are just random assessments not actually judged against anything. therefore open to (mis)interpretation
there is only one test that he is concerned with
'can get get a majority to vote for it'
everything else is fudge
cheers
richard
#9
Try reading a book called 'Them' by Jon Ronson who followed Bush and others to one of their meetings. ISBN 0 330 37546 6 It includes an interview with founder menber Lord Denis Healey who talks about people like Clinton and Thatcher at the meetings.
You won't believe in politics again after you read it. I don't.
You won't believe in politics again after you read it. I don't.
#10
i will indeed try to find it..
i too long gave up thinking that conservatives and labour were opposed to each other...and indeed the democrats/republicans etc...
have you been reading about the 'neocons' et al?
cheers
richard
i too long gave up thinking that conservatives and labour were opposed to each other...and indeed the democrats/republicans etc...
have you been reading about the 'neocons' et al?
cheers
richard
#12
Yep, they'd like to start a few wars wouldn't they?
http://www.new-labour.com/
http://www.neocons.com/
http://www.president-bush.com/dubya419.html
http://www.president-bush.com/bushthought.html
http://www.president-bush.com/special-relationship.html
http://www.new-labour.com/
http://www.neocons.com/
http://www.president-bush.com/dubya419.html
http://www.president-bush.com/bushthought.html
http://www.president-bush.com/special-relationship.html
#13
brilliant steve
it's real good to be able to chat with someone who thinks along the same lines as me...
cheers
richard
see you in adelaide if not before..
it's real good to be able to chat with someone who thinks along the same lines as me...
cheers
richard
see you in adelaide if not before..
#14
Re: Monday is Euro Day.
Originally posted by paulf
So Monday will see the BIG chief telling Britain what the future holds for the £, ????????
There should be a fair bit of movement on monday, Tuesday on the exchange rate, I wonder what people just about to move to or from OZ will do? sit tight and hope? or cash in now?.
Dodgy one this.
So Monday will see the BIG chief telling Britain what the future holds for the £, ????????
There should be a fair bit of movement on monday, Tuesday on the exchange rate, I wonder what people just about to move to or from OZ will do? sit tight and hope? or cash in now?.
Dodgy one this.
#15
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Posts: 350
Re: Monday is Euro Day.
Originally posted by SteveBannister
There will be some severe stalling tactics used this week. The important date to look out for is Sept. 5th. I bet we'll be comitted by then. It's already pre-planned.
There will be some severe stalling tactics used this week. The important date to look out for is Sept. 5th. I bet we'll be comitted by then. It's already pre-planned.