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Exchange rate
Just seen the exchange rate :thumbsup: 1.196!!
Wonder how low the euro will slide... G |
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It's touched 1.20 today - wasn't that your minimum target before you think about buying?
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Yes! But will obviously see if it goes any higher :lol: Also wouldn't want to buy in euros then PT change to escudos or something awful, gosh it's all so difficult!
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HI
Friday i saw it hit 1.2103 euro and buy at 1.1880 euro it looks to be getting better. At the moment it is at 1.2083 euro and buy rate is still 1.1880. Peter |
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It's a funny old world - here we are getting all excited about the pound climbing above 1.20€, yet I remember everyone being thoroughly depressed at the thought of it dropping down to 1.20€. In fact the idea of it going so low was generally considered to be unthinkable - but it happened, and then some. :(
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I think its the money men playing silly buggers , you knwo those that sell off in may to buy back in after their jollies , I reckon they are using every trick in the book to drive it down.... epecially after adding hungary to the mix.
Well if these guys are right we will see 1.30 before we see a downturn.Which is a pity for me as I changed lots over the last 6 months thinking it was the quid in retraction and not the euro... but hey I averaged about 1.12 abd i remember all too easilly the parity that lost me a few projects. But there is still a downside to this , every day costs go up as the euro goes down , petrol , utils , taxes and food all increase in price , so its swings and roundabouts. Now we hear that china , the manufacturer of the worlds goods , well they are now getting intolerant at their measley wages and bad conditions.... and its those cheap goods that have artificially propped up the west standard of living index.Some of the marque cars are being made in china , or soon to be , including jaguar which you would have thought considering its indian now would have been cheaper to make there. Still its always doom and gloom in the markets , sometimes its just better to have ostrich brains and enjoy all that bliss. |
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Yes have you read about the suicides in the factories that make Apple components? Shocking how much they earn and the conditions they work in certainly made me think twice about purchasing anything from Apple....
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Today on BBC's working lunch the Currency expert said that he expects the € to reach €1.25 against the £ over summer and possibly €1.30 by end of year.
It is only his opinion and I claim no responsibility. :D |
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Originally Posted by brodev
(Post 8626391)
Today on BBC's working lunch the Currency expert said that he expects the € to reach €1.25 against the £ over summer and possibly €1.30 by end of year.
It is only his opinion and I claim no responsibility. :D |
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I never believe these so-called finance experts. Very few, if any, predicted the stock market crashes and recession.
The Euro gained 1% against the Pound today. |
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Hi just completed on wednesday on a apartment in Alvor and i used crown currency exchange and bought @ 1.17 2months ago
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Originally Posted by del13oy
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Hi just completed on wednesday on a apartment in Alvor and i used crown currency exchange and bought @ 1.17 2months ago
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The pound should easily hit €1.30 this year and probably €1.40 next year, if not €1.50.
More interesting is what happens when the euro cracks as I'm sure it will. My guess is that Greece, Portugal and Spain would get kicked out of the € and the rest will keep it under the same or different name. |
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OMG I just looked and it's 1.236!!! Where did that come from? Big jump.
1.5 sounds good to me, but the thought that PT could go back to escudos... G |
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Originally Posted by Supremegermalene
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the thought that PT could go back to escudos...
It should also be a good move for Portugal. I can't see how they can generate any growth remaining in the Euro. |
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