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You can always rely on the a*se to fall out of sterling. We've still got relatively high interest rates, if they start slashing them then you'll be quids in !
No, the Euro is about to take a dive.
The separate entities that make up the Euro zone are about to show how little commitment there is to the Union when the chips are down. I expect the Euro zone and so the EU will fracture on this. All confidence in the Euro will be lost as it clearly will not be supported to the death by the countries under its umbrella.
If they manage to align and support the Euro no matter the cost to the member state then the Euro may just become the strongest currency in the world, but I do not see that happening.
You can always rely on the a*se to fall out of sterling. We've still got relatively high interest rates, if they start slashing them then you'll be quids in !
"The pound increased to $1.7560 as of 7:57 a.m. in London, from $1.7455 yesterday. The currency jumped versus the euro, trading at 77.23 pence, from 77.87 pence. The pound may strengthen to 76 pence today"
"The pound increased to $1.7560 as of 7:57 a.m. in London, from $1.7455 yesterday. The currency jumped versus the euro, trading at 77.23 pence, from 77.87 pence. The pound may strengthen to 76 pence today"
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