Forex
#1
Forex
The pound's a load of old bollocks again. I am surprised there is so little interest in this subject for those with some GBPs. I can't be the only one who is stuck with some!! I wonder if 2 for 1 is as good as it will get for eons?
#2
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Re: Forex
There seems little reason, for a few weeks the news out of UK wasn't too hot but the GBP v NZ improved. Now we have NZ govt woefully under estimating the cost of the christchurch insurance claims and little other good news, yet the NZ$ gains ground.
You're not the only one stuck with GBPs don't worry! I don't see any hope of returning to the $2.50's and above, but there's little data to support a long term rate below $2 either. It's killing exporters and tourists come in less frequency and spend less $'s (except for the Aussies), especially with rip off prices around RWC.
#3
Re: Forex
Yeah, agree it's going the wrong way again.
There seems little reason, for a few weeks the news out of UK wasn't too hot but the GBP v NZ improved. Now we have NZ govt woefully under estimating the cost of the christchurch insurance claims and little other good news, yet the NZ$ gains ground.
You're not the only one stuck with GBPs don't worry! I don't see any hope of returning to the $2.50's and above, but there's little data to support a long term rate below $2 either. It's killing exporters and tourists come in less frequency and spend less $'s (except for the Aussies), especially with rip off prices around RWC.
There seems little reason, for a few weeks the news out of UK wasn't too hot but the GBP v NZ improved. Now we have NZ govt woefully under estimating the cost of the christchurch insurance claims and little other good news, yet the NZ$ gains ground.
You're not the only one stuck with GBPs don't worry! I don't see any hope of returning to the $2.50's and above, but there's little data to support a long term rate below $2 either. It's killing exporters and tourists come in less frequency and spend less $'s (except for the Aussies), especially with rip off prices around RWC.
#4
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Re: Forex
According to my weekly forex newsletter from last week, if Ben Bernanke of the Fed reserve announced more QE at the big meeting last Friday then the stock markets would rally and the pound:NZdollar would go down.
So he didn't announce any more QE and the stock markets rallied and the pound:NZdollar went down.
John.
So he didn't announce any more QE and the stock markets rallied and the pound:NZdollar went down.
John.
#5
Re: Forex
According to my weekly forex newsletter from last week, if Ben Bernanke of the Fed reserve announced more QE at the big meeting last Friday then the stock markets would rally and the pound:NZdollar would go down.
So he didn't announce any more QE and the stock markets rallied and the pound:NZdollar went down.
John.
So he didn't announce any more QE and the stock markets rallied and the pound:NZdollar went down.
John.
#6
Re: Forex
If Bernanke introduced QE3 then the USD would fall and NZD would rise against it (and probably Sterling also, because US and UK economies are in a similar bind)
The markets have decided that there might well be QE3 soon. Bernanke's main announcement was that the Fed committee would take an extra day to consider the situation at their Sept meeting.
The markets have decided that there might well be QE3 soon. Bernanke's main announcement was that the Fed committee would take an extra day to consider the situation at their Sept meeting.