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Previously on "Day Rate/Invoicing in Euros - wont be keen to do this again...."

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  • TimberWolf
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    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    Jeez, gold's gone nuts again. What's up now?
    Gold Prices Rally, "50% Chance" US will Lose AAA by Oct. as Debt Crisis "Mutant" Stalks "Eurozone Titanic" | Gold News

    Ratings agency Standard & Poor's warned on Thursday that the ongoing failure of US politicians to reach agreement on the debt ceiling means "there is at least a one-in-two likelihood" that it will downgrade US government debt within the next 90 days."Further delays in raising the debt ceiling could lead us to conclude that a default is more possible than we previously thought," said a statement from S&P. "If so, we could lower the long-term rating on US government this month."

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  • TimberWolf
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    Jeez, gold's gone nuts again. What's up now?

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  • Day Rate/Invoicing in Euros - wont be keen to do this again....

    Too much risk with currency fluctuations. Too much hassle with VAT etc.

    I can see why the agency are keen to pay in euros rather than sucking it up and converting to sterling and paying me in this.

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