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Previously on "€1.12353 to the £"

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  • PAH
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    The euro may be weak but the pound is weaker.

    We haven't even had to bail out Greece, Italy, Ireland, Spain, Portugal yet either.

    Must be all that 'quantitative easing', or printing money for banks to pay bonuses with, that is keeping sterling weak.

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  • scooterscot
    started a topic €1.12353 to the £

    €1.12353 to the £

    What's going on was closer to €1.15 at the start of the week.
    Last edited by scooterscot; 27 August 2011, 08:48.

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