that exchange rate again
#1
that exchange rate again
it hit 2.4 tonight on HiFX market watch - yes I'm trying to stay awake
We did our sums on 2.5 but at least it's not so crap as last week -2.34 at its worst.
Tip: I think if you are transferring money NZ to the UK you better move now. Hopefully for us emigrees to NZ anyway
We did our sums on 2.5 but at least it's not so crap as last week -2.34 at its worst.
Tip: I think if you are transferring money NZ to the UK you better move now. Hopefully for us emigrees to NZ anyway
#2
Re: that exchange rate again
it hit 2.4 tonight on HiFX market watch - yes I'm trying to stay awake
We did our sums on 2.5 but at least it's not so crap as last week -2.34 at its worst.
Tip: I think if you are transferring money NZ to the UK you better move now. Hopefully for us emigrees to NZ anyway
We did our sums on 2.5 but at least it's not so crap as last week -2.34 at its worst.
Tip: I think if you are transferring money NZ to the UK you better move now. Hopefully for us emigrees to NZ anyway
xxx Berni
xxx
#3
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Joined: Aug 2009
Location: London - Soon to be Tauranga
Posts: 30
Re: that exchange rate again
Unfortunately, for me anyway, the NZ$ has strengthened again. I'm looking at houses and my bottom line is getting lower and lowere!!!
#4
Re: that exchange rate again
For all us amateurs second guessing this is so difficult, especially in these turbulent times. From what I've been reading the drop in rates last month had something to do with dairy prices being so good for NZ farmers, yet when more good prices for NZ farmers came out this week the rate went the other way and moved up above 2.4.
#5
Re: that exchange rate again
and therefore anyone with funds in the Uk waiting to transfer will benefit from a rise to 2.5+
#6
Re: that exchange rate again
Ok, apologies, but its just so difficult to tell what's going to know what's going to happen with it that I've given up trying to guess the situation.
If the stories currently circulating about the relative speed of the economic recoveries are anything to go by, then you'd expect interest rates to rise in NZ first, and therefore the rate to drop even further, but the change in rates over the past couple of days seems to say otherwise.
If the stories currently circulating about the relative speed of the economic recoveries are anything to go by, then you'd expect interest rates to rise in NZ first, and therefore the rate to drop even further, but the change in rates over the past couple of days seems to say otherwise.
#7
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Joined: Aug 2009
Location: London - Soon to be Tauranga
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Re: that exchange rate again
I've decided to stop looking at the exchange rates until I've got a date to fly!
#8
Re: that exchange rate again
I've been trying to ignore it ahead of needing to transfer money next year when I want to buy a house down here, but I cant look at the BBC website without checking it out.