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Sterling ...UK Pound dropped below 45


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Just looking at Superrich website and they are quoting 44.85 Bhat to the Pound,

with wider spreads than normal, looks like it's going to be a bit volatile .

 

I thought the Pound was stable at 45 + , been over 46 for a while , then dropped,

with the talk from Bank of England saying they will have to raise interest rates

due to inflation, I was expecting Sterling to go up,  so is this drop due to Boris

or Thailand doing much better.......or just speculators

regards Worgeordie 

 

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18 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

GBP similar to euro and USD

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Yeah, sure! GBP with 0,13% and EUR with only 0,06% is similar??? You do know it´s over 50 % different, right? Caculate that on an amount of 10 million of each currency. then you will have a difference of an approx. loss of 250 000 baht between the currencies.

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Sterling dumped against the Dollar simply because the UK didnt see the anticipated interest rate rise

Nothing to do with Thai Baht per se which has been bouncing around 33.30 for some time against its benchmark

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1 hour ago, Gottfrid said:

Yeah, sure! GBP with 0,13% and EUR with only 0,06% is similar??? You do know it´s over 50 % different, right? Caculate that on an amount of 10 million of each currency. then you will have a difference of an approx. loss of 250 000 baht between the currencies.

The trend is similar, down, similar issues, inflation fear

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26 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

You are funny, I laughed when the  Macron idiot had a British fishing ship held in port. 

The fishing boat belongs to a Company in Holland. 

So whose the clown seems like you can join em. ????

 

Errr,,Kawasaki, The Scottish REGISTERED scallop fishing boat, owned by the MACDUFF SHELL FISH COY (North East SCOTLAND), just happened to have a Dutch name,, "Cornelius Gert Jan"!!!! ????????????????

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55 minutes ago, Kildonan said:

Errr,,Kawasaki, The Scottish REGISTERED scallop fishing boat, owned by the MACDUFF SHELL FISH COY (North East SCOTLAND), just happened to have a Dutch name,, "Cornelius Gert Jan"!!!! ????????????????

It's not the Dutch, but Macduff is certainly not Scottish owned any more.  Try Canadian.

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12 minutes ago, crazykopite said:

I’ve always been of tge opinion that Thailand manipulates the Thai baht 

Of course they are, like most countries to differing degrees. But certainly not to strengthen the value of the Baht, rather to weaken it to boost exports. 

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3 hours ago, petertucker48 said:

Johnson and the British SLEEZE government my be the reason !!

Just read what's happened this week.

Not looking good for the conservative bunch.

I am not a labour man but the British Conservatives are buying their own graves, time for Johnson to be replaced QUICKLY!!

Any bored Generals reading ?? ????

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2 hours ago, Kildonan said:

Errr,,Kawasaki, The Scottish REGISTERED scallop fishing boat, owned by the MACDUFF SHELL FISH COY (North East SCOTLAND), just happened to have a Dutch name,, "Cornelius Gert Jan"!!!! ????????????????

The boat owned by a Dutch company complicated isn't it.

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2 hours ago, shackleton said:

I remember when it was 29 baht to the Pound

The pound to dollar rate was about $1.05

It's now about $1.34.72 today

Will start worrying when it reaches $1.20  or lower

 

29 baht to the pound? What century was that then ?

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Not my currency of concern but information related to the Brit Pound that comes as part of my interest suggests that hyperinflation fears have influenced the BOE to retract on suggestions of an interest rate increase which has caused speculative investors in waiting to withdraw to seek greener grass .

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