Looks like it's closing the Thai business day 25 satang stronger than before the anopuncement by BOE, I expect that gain will evaporate before too long, a non-event really.

Actually its up 40 satang ,just checked

Looks like it's closing the Thai business day 25 satang stronger than before the anopuncement by BOE, I expect that gain will evaporate before too long, a non-event really.

Actually its up 40 satang ,just checked

I'm comparing the BBC market data rate at yesterdays open through three hours before the anouncement = 48.22 (there was a down spike shortly before the anouncement which I'm going to ignore as intraday stuff), with current rate = 48.45.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business/market_data/currency/11/11678/intraday.stm

"Worldfirst have just released this alarming e-news to subscribers......

In the short term, we are expecting a steep decline in GBP across the board tomorrow – "

WBankers.

Graphs, figures, stats - lots of people who know everything but understand nothing.

Graphs, figures, stats - lots of people who know everything but understand nothing.

If you can't contribute something useful, why bother criticing those who do and why even bother posting at all!

oops

Now 48.7bht to the UKP, highest in 6 months.

Edited August 15, 201312 yr by AnotherOneAmerican

Where do you look for a up to date exchange Rate?

Where do you look for a up to date exchange Rate?

Just Google 'forex' if you're using a pc or there are lots of forex apps available for smartphones or tablets

any published exchange rate, except the one of your Thai bank, is irrelevant.

Where do you look for a up to date exchange Rate?

siam com.bank today t.t.rate gbp=48.62bht.up up and away.

Where do you look for a up to date exchange Rate?

siam com.bank today t.t.rate gbp=48.62bht.up up and away.

http://www.scb.co.th/scb_api/index.jsp