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Previously on "More Doom - Run on the Pound Underway"
Surely the real situation in the States has not even been factored in yet?
After Gordon Brown urged the Saudis to produce more oil and lower it's price, they are in a sudden flap about their reducing income and have decided to try and maximize their investments by switching from sterling to dollars.
Some years ago I wanted to open dollar account in the UK and it was like impossible - the best LTSB could offer was offshore account in one of their daughter companies: did not want to get involved with offshore stuff. It's probably too late to convert money anyway, better stick to it and ride the storm out then convert.
Surely the real situation in the States has not even been factored in yet?
The thinking is that the USA got into it first and were pounded all this year, now it's Europes turn and I think UK will be even worse than eurozone, so USA looks more attractive.
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