Why has the £ lost more than a cent against the € in one day?

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xoggoth replied

2 October 2014, 17:35
Maybe there's a rumour that Hollande is about to snuff it.
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CheeseSlice replied

2 October 2014, 17:26
Mario Draghi didn't announce expected ECB stimulus today, but the markets had priced this in.
The Euro has simply regained what it lost since last week.
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scooterscot replied

2 October 2014, 15:45
Originally posted by Jog On View Post

In all seriousness the £, the FTSE, the € and most things are taking a bit of a pounding (pun not intended) at the moment. The € slightly less so than the £

So if you sell one currency you must inadvertently buy another. Which is it?
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Jog On replied

2 October 2014, 15:33
In all seriousness the £, the FTSE, the € and most things are taking a bit of a pounding (pun not intended) at the moment. The € slightly less so than the £
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Jog On replied

2 October 2014, 15:17
Dunno but I've made 160 pips shorting GBP/JPY today

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scooterscot replied

2 October 2014, 15:14
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post

It has dawned on the markets that the UK will not be rid of Scotland for a long time

Ho Ho Ho.
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DodgyAgent replied

2 October 2014, 15:11
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

What happened? I'd make a hopeless trader I would,

It has dawned on the markets that the UK will not be rid of Scotland for a long time
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scooterscot started a topic Why has the £ lost more than a cent against the € in one day?

2 October 2014, 14:52
Why has the £ lost more than a cent against the € in one day?

What happened? I'd make a hopeless trader I would,
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