Currency Rate...........
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Originally posted by citizen
up we go $2.492, should soon be 2 1/2 good news for anyone coming soon
up we go $2.492, should soon be 2 1/2 good news for anyone coming soon
17 February 2004
The pound surged to its highest level against the US dollar for more than a decade today, making that shopping trip to New York even more affordable.
Sterling has gained massively against the dollar in recent months, and smashed through the psychologically important $1.90 today as speculators bet on a further-weakening of the American currency. But the fading greenback, which has caused seismic shifts in global currency markets in recent months, is bringing problems, too, for the UK.
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Well, been watching these charts all week and finally my resistance broke and I bought loads of CAD$ from HIFX.
The bank rate just dipped under the magical 2.5 (about 2.499 or thereabouts when I ordered) and I got a respectable 2.471 for my personal purchase. It's worryingly easy to do.
Now all I need is a Canadian account to put it all in. Should be over in April, looking for something better than 0.25% or whatever interest is over there.
Banked with TD last time I was in Canada for any length of time and was reasonably happy with the service, can anyone recommend any 1-year bonds or anything that pay a decent percentage?
Cheers,
Iain
The bank rate just dipped under the magical 2.5 (about 2.499 or thereabouts when I ordered) and I got a respectable 2.471 for my personal purchase. It's worryingly easy to do.
Now all I need is a Canadian account to put it all in. Should be over in April, looking for something better than 0.25% or whatever interest is over there.
Banked with TD last time I was in Canada for any length of time and was reasonably happy with the service, can anyone recommend any 1-year bonds or anything that pay a decent percentage?
Cheers,
Iain




