Euro replaces the guilder as the "joint currency"?
May 31st 2005, 10:02 pm
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Euro replaces the guilder as the "joint currency"?
http://www.expatica.com/source/site_...C+31+May+2005+
"Euro falls amid referendum concerns
The euro currency fell sharply to USD 1.2370 on Monday, the lowest
level in seven months. The euro is under pressure as a result of the
various national referendums in Europe over the union's Constitution.
The euro has fallen by 4 percent in the past month and following the
French 'no vote' against the constitution on Sunday, concerns have
risen that European unification will be delayed. Reforms that many
investors think are needed to stimulate the European economy might not
be implemented. Moreover, the fall of the euro is also due to European
economic growth lagging behind that of the US and Asia, leading to
reduced attractiveness of the joint
currency."
"Euro falls amid referendum concerns
The euro currency fell sharply to USD 1.2370 on Monday, the lowest
level in seven months. The euro is under pressure as a result of the
various national referendums in Europe over the union's Constitution.
The euro has fallen by 4 percent in the past month and following the
French 'no vote' against the constitution on Sunday, concerns have
risen that European unification will be delayed. Reforms that many
investors think are needed to stimulate the European economy might not
be implemented. Moreover, the fall of the euro is also due to European
economic growth lagging behind that of the US and Asia, leading to
reduced attractiveness of the joint
currency."
May 31st 2005, 11:04 pm
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Re: Euro replaces the guilder as the "joint currency"?
"nitram" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Moreover, the fall of the euro is also due to European
> economic growth lagging behind that of the US and Asia, leading to
> reduced attractiveness of the joint
> currency."
And the UK, and the £.
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> Moreover, the fall of the euro is also due to European
> economic growth lagging behind that of the US and Asia, leading to
> reduced attractiveness of the joint
> currency."
And the UK, and the £.
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Jun 1st 2005, 1:40 am
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Re: Euro replaces the guilder as the "joint currency"?
On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 12:02:36 +0200, nitram <[email protected]> wrote:
>http://www.expatica.com/source/site_...C+31+May+2005+
>"Euro falls amid referendum concerns
>The euro currency fell sharply to USD 1.2370 on Monday, the lowest
>level in seven months. The euro is under pressure as a result of the
>various national referendums in Europe over the union's Constitution.
>The euro has fallen by 4 percent in the past month and following the
>French 'no vote' against the constitution on Sunday, concerns have
>risen that European unification will be delayed. Reforms that many
>investors think are needed to stimulate the European economy might not
>be implemented. Moreover, the fall of the euro is also due to European
>economic growth lagging behind that of the US and Asia, leading to
>reduced attractiveness of the joint
>currency."
What is all the fuss about? It is only making a trend against the $US.
Against the (what can be considered neutral-ish) Pound is it on a mere
transient.
Against the US Dollar:
http://www.x-rates.com/d/EUR/USD/graph120.html
Against the Pound:
http://x-rates.com/d/EUR/GBP/graph120.html
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>http://www.expatica.com/source/site_...C+31+May+2005+
>"Euro falls amid referendum concerns
>The euro currency fell sharply to USD 1.2370 on Monday, the lowest
>level in seven months. The euro is under pressure as a result of the
>various national referendums in Europe over the union's Constitution.
>The euro has fallen by 4 percent in the past month and following the
>French 'no vote' against the constitution on Sunday, concerns have
>risen that European unification will be delayed. Reforms that many
>investors think are needed to stimulate the European economy might not
>be implemented. Moreover, the fall of the euro is also due to European
>economic growth lagging behind that of the US and Asia, leading to
>reduced attractiveness of the joint
>currency."
What is all the fuss about? It is only making a trend against the $US.
Against the (what can be considered neutral-ish) Pound is it on a mere
transient.
Against the US Dollar:
http://www.x-rates.com/d/EUR/USD/graph120.html
Against the Pound:
http://x-rates.com/d/EUR/GBP/graph120.html
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Jun 1st 2005, 1:43 am
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Re: Euro replaces the guilder as the "joint currency"?
On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 13:40:15 GMT, Deep Foiled Malls
<deepfreudmoors@eITmISaACTUALLYiREAL!l.nu> wrote:
>On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 12:02:36 +0200, nitram <[email protected]> wrote:
>>http://www.expatica.com/source/site_...C+31+May+2005+
>>"Euro falls amid referendum concerns
>>The euro currency fell sharply to USD 1.2370 on Monday, the lowest
>>level in seven months. The euro is under pressure as a result of the
>>various national referendums in Europe over the union's Constitution.
>>The euro has fallen by 4 percent in the past month and following the
>>French 'no vote' against the constitution on Sunday, concerns have
>>risen that European unification will be delayed. Reforms that many
>>investors think are needed to stimulate the European economy might not
>>be implemented. Moreover, the fall of the euro is also due to European
>>economic growth lagging behind that of the US and Asia, leading to
>>reduced attractiveness of the joint
>>currency."
>What is all the fuss about? It is only making a trend against the $US.
>Against the (what can be considered neutral-ish) Pound is it on a mere
>transient.
Can't even make "joint" puns nowadays?
<deepfreudmoors@eITmISaACTUALLYiREAL!l.nu> wrote:
>On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 12:02:36 +0200, nitram <[email protected]> wrote:
>>http://www.expatica.com/source/site_...C+31+May+2005+
>>"Euro falls amid referendum concerns
>>The euro currency fell sharply to USD 1.2370 on Monday, the lowest
>>level in seven months. The euro is under pressure as a result of the
>>various national referendums in Europe over the union's Constitution.
>>The euro has fallen by 4 percent in the past month and following the
>>French 'no vote' against the constitution on Sunday, concerns have
>>risen that European unification will be delayed. Reforms that many
>>investors think are needed to stimulate the European economy might not
>>be implemented. Moreover, the fall of the euro is also due to European
>>economic growth lagging behind that of the US and Asia, leading to
>>reduced attractiveness of the joint
>>currency."
>What is all the fuss about? It is only making a trend against the $US.
>Against the (what can be considered neutral-ish) Pound is it on a mere
>transient.
Can't even make "joint" puns nowadays?
Jun 1st 2005, 2:47 am
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Re: Euro replaces the guilder as the "joint currency"?
"nitram" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 13:40:15 GMT, Deep Foiled Malls
> <deepfreudmoors@eITmISaACTUALLYiREAL!l.nu> wrote:
> >On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 12:02:36 +0200, nitram <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
>>http://www.expatica.com/source/site_...d=1&story_id=2
0571&name=Dutch+news+in+brief%2C+31+May+2005+
> >>"Euro falls amid referendum concerns
> >>
> >>The euro currency fell sharply to USD 1.2370 on Monday, the lowest
> >>level in seven months. The euro is under pressure as a result of the
> >>various national referendums in Europe over the union's Constitution.
> >>The euro has fallen by 4 percent in the past month and following the
> >>French 'no vote' against the constitution on Sunday, concerns have
> >>risen that European unification will be delayed. Reforms that many
> >>investors think are needed to stimulate the European economy might not
> >>be implemented. Moreover, the fall of the euro is also due to European
> >>economic growth lagging behind that of the US and Asia, leading to
> >>reduced attractiveness of the joint
> >>currency."
> >
> >What is all the fuss about? It is only making a trend against the $US.
> >Against the (what can be considered neutral-ish) Pound is it on a mere
> >transient.
> Can't even make "joint" puns nowadays?
Not in this joint.
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> On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 13:40:15 GMT, Deep Foiled Malls
> <deepfreudmoors@eITmISaACTUALLYiREAL!l.nu> wrote:
> >On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 12:02:36 +0200, nitram <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
>>http://www.expatica.com/source/site_...d=1&story_id=2
0571&name=Dutch+news+in+brief%2C+31+May+2005+
> >>"Euro falls amid referendum concerns
> >>
> >>The euro currency fell sharply to USD 1.2370 on Monday, the lowest
> >>level in seven months. The euro is under pressure as a result of the
> >>various national referendums in Europe over the union's Constitution.
> >>The euro has fallen by 4 percent in the past month and following the
> >>French 'no vote' against the constitution on Sunday, concerns have
> >>risen that European unification will be delayed. Reforms that many
> >>investors think are needed to stimulate the European economy might not
> >>be implemented. Moreover, the fall of the euro is also due to European
> >>economic growth lagging behind that of the US and Asia, leading to
> >>reduced attractiveness of the joint
> >>currency."
> >
> >What is all the fuss about? It is only making a trend against the $US.
> >Against the (what can be considered neutral-ish) Pound is it on a mere
> >transient.
> Can't even make "joint" puns nowadays?
Not in this joint.
Jun 1st 2005, 4:02 am
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Re: Euro replaces the guilder as the "joint currency"?
>> Can't even make "joint" puns nowadays?
> Not in this joint.
Please! Will the two of you make a joint statement?
JohnP
> Not in this joint.
Please! Will the two of you make a joint statement?
JohnP
Jun 1st 2005, 4:05 am
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Re: Euro replaces the guilder as the "joint currency"?
On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 12:02:32 -0400, "John Pezzano" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>>> Can't even make "joint" puns nowadays?
>> Not in this joint.
>Please! Will the two of you make a joint statement?
We could think about sharing one, except that I am a non smoker.
wrote:
>>> Can't even make "joint" puns nowadays?
>> Not in this joint.
>Please! Will the two of you make a joint statement?
We could think about sharing one, except that I am a non smoker.
Jun 1st 2005, 4:53 am
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"John Pezzano" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> >> Can't even make "joint" puns nowadays?
> >
> > Not in this joint.
> >
> >
> Please! Will the two of you make a joint statement?
Or just go and join up, in whichever sense you wish to take that!
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> >> Can't even make "joint" puns nowadays?
> >
> > Not in this joint.
> >
> >
> Please! Will the two of you make a joint statement?
Or just go and join up, in whichever sense you wish to take that!
Surreyman
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