You may not have realised this (Aussie dollar/ GBP last gasp)
May 23rd 2003, 6:29 pm
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You may not have realised this (Aussie dollar/ GBP last gasp)
You just missed the last chance to get the AUD at GBP1 = AUD 2.50 for a wee whiley.
Now heading for the dog leg downwards.
Cheers - Don
Now heading for the dog leg downwards.
Cheers - Don
May 23rd 2003, 7:50 pm
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Re: You may not have realised this (Aussie dollar/ GBP last gasp)
Originally posted by pleasancefamily
You just missed the last chance to get the AUD at GBP1 = AUD 2.50 for a wee whiley.
Now heading for the dog leg downwards.
Cheers - Don
You just missed the last chance to get the AUD at GBP1 = AUD 2.50 for a wee whiley.
Now heading for the dog leg downwards.
Cheers - Don
The Dollar is now biting OZ exporters, hitting the mining industry too ...
So who know's,
But for the pommies returning better not hang about, no one knows whats around the corner ...
May 23rd 2003, 9:21 pm
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Don,
You're a wild one!
Mr Norm with the finacial answers then a post like this! You Mr Green on the sly?
Look at the last couple of year, the Aussie $ does good in summer come back in the Autumn and lets talk again.
Dinky
You're a wild one!
Mr Norm with the finacial answers then a post like this! You Mr Green on the sly?
Look at the last couple of year, the Aussie $ does good in summer come back in the Autumn and lets talk again.
Dinky
May 24th 2003, 2:17 am
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Originally posted by Dinky
Don,
You're a wild one!
Mr Norm with the finacial answers then a post like this! You Mr Green on the sly?
Look at the last couple of year, the Aussie $ does good in summer come back in the Autumn and lets talk again.
Dinky
Don,
You're a wild one!
Mr Norm with the finacial answers then a post like this! You Mr Green on the sly?
Look at the last couple of year, the Aussie $ does good in summer come back in the Autumn and lets talk again.
Dinky
But the trend on GBP/AUD conversion is extremely clear over the last 6 months and trends tend to continue.
Until they reverse.
Cheers - Don
Last edited by The Don; May 24th 2003 at 2:20 am.
May 24th 2003, 3:48 am
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Originally posted by pleasancefamily
Well I have to admit that as far as my expert knowledge on currencies and reading the future goes, I could just be talking a load of old codswallop. Like many economists.
But the trend on GBP/AUD conversion is extremely clear over the last 6 months and trends tend to continue.
Until they reverse.
Cheers - Don
Well I have to admit that as far as my expert knowledge on currencies and reading the future goes, I could just be talking a load of old codswallop. Like many economists.
But the trend on GBP/AUD conversion is extremely clear over the last 6 months and trends tend to continue.
Until they reverse.
Cheers - Don
Cheers,
John
May 24th 2003, 4:04 am
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Originally posted by jseni01d
As for NZ, the finance minister has made his clearest comments yet that the NZ$ has risen enough. There is now speculation that the RBNZ (central bank) may cut interest rates by 0.5% (a 0.25% cut is the odds-on favourite, though) in June to stem the tide and may cut further later in the year. This would hopefully (for those heading to NZ) prevent the NZ$ from zooming up much further, and may even cause a short-term drop in its value.
Cheers,
John
As for NZ, the finance minister has made his clearest comments yet that the NZ$ has risen enough. There is now speculation that the RBNZ (central bank) may cut interest rates by 0.5% (a 0.25% cut is the odds-on favourite, though) in June to stem the tide and may cut further later in the year. This would hopefully (for those heading to NZ) prevent the NZ$ from zooming up much further, and may even cause a short-term drop in its value.
Cheers,
John
Cheers - Don
