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Which way is this bloody dollar going?

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Old May 18th 2006, 9:59 am
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As a certain Bruce Forsyth would say......HIGHER?......or LOWER?

I've been waiting since December 2004 for it to go above 2.5 and its so near but so far? When I first came to Australia it was 2.65, but I wasn't in a position to move my money!

Anyone want to hedge their bets?
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Originally Posted by Sharpy67
As a certain Bruce Forsyth would say......HIGHER?......or LOWER?

I've been waiting since December 2004 for it to go above 2.5 and its so near but so far? When I first came to Australia it was 2.65, but I wasn't in a position to move my money!

Anyone want to hedge their bets?
Quoted from my Transferz email of today:


The Australian Dollar

"The GBP continued its run higher nearing 2.5000 against the Aussie underpinned by recent encouraging signals form the Bank of England. Recent comments from a member of the BoE’s Monetary Policy committee stating that they were confident the economy has recovered aided the Sterling, as did the improving series of data releases over the last week. The market has been bullish on the GBP and this has seen the GBP/AUD push up to 2.4786 from the open last week at 2.4013. The easing back in gold prices has hurt the Aussie and should continue to play a focal role in determining short term direction for the pair."
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