exchange rate
:curse:the exchange rate is not too good at the moment does any one have a recomendation of a good company for exchange and what rate should i expect :eek:
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Before anyone else jumps down your throat for asking the most frequently asked question on this forum, I'll give you a friendly push toward the million page Exchange Rate thread, which should probably be a Forum stickie. Just jump straight to the end and read it backward until you find a useful answer :)
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Originally Posted by Iain Mc
(Post 6732184)
Before anyone else jumps down your throat for asking the most frequently asked question on this forum, I'll give you a friendly push toward the million page Exchange Rate thread, which should probably be a Forum stickie. Just jump straight to the end and read it backward until you find a useful answer :)
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Re: exchange rate
Originally Posted by Iain Mc
(Post 6732184)
Before anyone else jumps down your throat for asking the most frequently asked question on this forum, I'll give you a friendly push toward the million page Exchange Rate thread, which should probably be a Forum stickie. Just jump straight to the end and read it backward until you find a useful answer :)
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Originally Posted by geedee
(Post 6732665)
NO! Start at the beginning.....:lol:
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Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 6732671)
Great then by the end you can slit your wrists over how much you've just "lost" in the previous 96 pages
Apr 17th 2007, 4:00 pm (post 1 !!) Damn it's down to $2.25 now almost 10c less than what it was in Feb. They reckon interest rates will almost certainly be going up next month to stop inflation rising any more. It is so frustrating watching the rate going down while you are weeks away from selling your house to convert to dollars... (DannyB) And a reply.... It was (very briefly) at $2.70 earlier this year!!!!!!!!! (TheTWs) Sob!! |
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1984 12 1.1861
1985 01 1.1271 1985 02 1.0931 1985 03 1.1253 2008 03 2.0015 2008 04 1.9816 2008 05 1.9650 2008 06 1.9664 |
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That's the US dollar, innit?
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Re: exchange rate
Originally Posted by redwater daz
(Post 6732163)
:curse:the exchange rate is not too good at the moment does any one have a recomendation of a good company for exchange and what rate should i expect :eek:
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Originally Posted by johnh009
(Post 6732978)
Looks like currently there is pressure on the Bank of England to reduce interest rates and therefore a downward pressure on the pound.
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Comments from a very dovish (favours lower interest rates) member of the MPC yesterday. Forget which one it was but was along the lines of we need to cut (and large cut), starting right now. Said pretty much screw inflation we are heading straight into the biggest recession in decades and we are well behind the curve. Also comments from Alistair Darling UK is braced for the biggest slowdown in 60 years. Both those comments are very very negative for sterling, lower rates in UK reflects a less favourable investment for position traders and therefore a sell versus currencies which are holding rates steady or increasing rates.
All trading desks in the financial markets should be back in by next Wednesday. Chris POSTED ON REAL THREAD ASWELL |
Re: exchange rate
Originally Posted by bazzz
(Post 6732967)
That's the US dollar, innit?
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Originally Posted by cneldred
(Post 6732989)
Comments from a very dovish (favours lower interest rates) member of the MPC yesterday. Forget which one it was but was along the lines of we need to cut (and large cut), starting right now. Said pretty much screw inflation we are heading straight into the biggest recession in decades and we are well behind the curve. Also comments from Alistair Darling UK is braced for the biggest slowdown in 60 years. Both those comments are very very negative for sterling, lower rates in UK reflects a less favourable investment for position traders and therefore a sell versus currencies which are holding rates steady or increasing rates.
All trading desks in the financial markets should be back in by next Wednesday. Chris POSTED ON REAL THREAD ASWELL |
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