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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post£ is rising against the $ as the Americans are releasing more bad news than the UK. When the UK coughs up some more truths, watch it tilt the other way, until the US and Europe spill some more beans.
It's like trying to weigh up the merits of several nasty terminal diseases.
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£ is rising against the $ as the Americans are releasing more bad news than the UK. When the UK coughs up some more truths, watch it tilt the other way, until the US and Europe spill some more beans.
It's like trying to weigh up the merits of several nasty terminal diseases.
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I've got a European client who pays me in £, if it keeps going up he's going to put me on the bench
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It's already at 1.135 against the Euro and 1.547 against the $ so I think you could see your prediction way earlier than Christmas. Should be good for holidays - shame nobody has any money or a job etc
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostBy Xmas, £1 = Euro 1.27 and US$ 1.62. You read it here first.
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Postseems to be having a good week - why has this been missed by all the Boom/Doom mongers on here. What are your predictions for the future of the humble quid?
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostOK I'll bite. Apparently there was a Bilderberg meeting last week. The plan is to pump the markets up again, get people talking about green shoots, then collapse it all again. The big plan is to introduce a new global currency. Also to push the Lisbon treaty through this year as Ireland's economy is in the crapper and can't argue too much.
The Yuan will be added to the basket of currencies, the dollar will collapse followed swiftly by the pound as a result of all this QE.
Or so I hear.
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Postseems to be having a good week - why has this been missed by all the Boom/Doom mongers on here. What are your predictions for the future of the humble quid?
The Yuan will be added to the basket of currencies, the dollar will collapse followed swiftly by the pound as a result of all this QE.
Or so I hear.
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View PostProbably because when it comes to economics, most people here haven't the faintest idea what they are talking about?
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Postseems to be having a good week - why has this been missed by all the Boom/Doom mongers on here. What are your predictions for the future of the humble quid?
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