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By (user no longer on site) 43 weeks ago
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"I managed to change some sterling to Euros last week and got 1.17€ to £1.
Another Brexit benefit 
The pound has been artificialy high for decades. "
Ah well, that’s alright then.
Certainly not been artificially high since June 2016. |
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"I managed to change some sterling to Euros last week and got 1.17€ to £1.
Another Brexit benefit
Strangely it was steadily around £1.20 - £1.25 before Brexit but there ya go"
It was about €1.30 before the referendum.
Still hasn't recovered. |
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By (user no longer on site) 43 weeks ago
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"I managed to change some sterling to Euros last week and got 1.17€ to £1.
Another Brexit benefit
Strangely it was steadily around £1.20 - £1.25 before Brexit but there ya go
It was about €1.30 before the referendum.
Still hasn't recovered."
Is that good or bad news? Who does “recovery” help or hinder? |
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By (user no longer on site) 43 weeks ago
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"I managed to change some sterling to Euros last week and got 1.17€ to £1.
Another Brexit benefit
Strangely it was steadily around £1.20 - £1.25 before Brexit but there ya go
It was about €1.30 before the referendum.
Still hasn't recovered.
Is that good or bad news? Who does “recovery” help or hinder?"
Depends on your import/export ratio.
We need a strong currency. |
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"I managed to change some sterling to Euros last week and got 1.17€ to £1.
Another Brexit benefit
Strangely it was steadily around £1.20 - £1.25 before Brexit but there ya go
It was about €1.30 before the referendum.
Still hasn't recovered.
Is that good or bad news? Who does “recovery” help or hinder?"
There used to be a chap on here who posted regularly celebrating micro currency changes by eating lobster. You two would have got on well. |
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By *coptoCouple 43 weeks ago
Côte d'Azur & Great Yarmouth |
Where? How (pm me if you wish)?
I transfer ten grand a month from my UK bank to my french one, the last transfers after commissions, charges etc. netted me
€11 568.00, €11 318.00 and last week €11 387.00. A little bit higher this week, and today suggests €11 427.00.
But nowhere near your rate! |
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"I managed to change some sterling to Euros last week and got 1.17€ to £1.
Another Brexit benefit
Strangely it was steadily around £1.20 - £1.25 before Brexit but there ya go
It was about €1.30 before the referendum.
Still hasn't recovered.
Is that good or bad news? Who does “recovery” help or hinder?
Depends on your import/export ratio.
We need a strong currency."
We don't "need" a strong currency. Germany benefited massively by joining the Euro because the doutschmark was a very strong currency and hampered German car sales. |
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By *abioMan 43 weeks ago
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"We finally got to 1.17
Shit… where was that exchange rate thread from years ago!!!!!  
We got to 1.20 in Dec 19, Feb 21, Jan 22 and even 1.21 in Mar 22."
So back down to 1.17 then…
Does that mean I have to take down the bunting and put out me sparklers!! |
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"We finally got to 1.17
Shit… where was that exchange rate thread from years ago!!!!!
We got to 1.20 in Dec 19, Feb 21, Jan 22 and even 1.21 in Mar 22.
So back down to 1.17 then…
Does that mean I have to take down the bunting and put out me sparklers!! "
According to some you should've never got it out in the first place  |
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