I am convinced that someone in power in UK knows exactly the days my pensions are paid to Thailand. One is every 4 weeks and the other two at 6 month intervals.

Every time the rate drops a good few baht a couple of days before they are transferred.

How do I find out who this 'person' is?

Time it to avoid a Euro Referendum. The pound shrank nearly 10% on the news that Brexit was winning.

A panic reaction of the speculators who bet on the wrong horse.

If you can, wait a week until it swings back.

A panic reaction of the speculators who bet on the wrong horse.

If you can, wait a week until it swings back.

I'm fairly sure you're right but can be sure it will be a day after my pensions arrive.

Bangkok Bank has 46.66 for cash on the lists, 47.07 for TT (tranfers).

I feel with you.

http://www.bangkokbank.com/BangkokBank/WebServices/Rates/Pages/FX_Rates.aspx

https://daytodaydata.net/

I think it will fluctuate for a while,if we get back to 50 baht i will be happy,at present if i cash a bond i have i stand to loose 30,000 baht,i have a 3 month window to cash,so will wait a while,maybe i will go back for a 3 month stint in png,don't really want to with a new gf,but what we ended up with last time was beyond our expectations,even though it was a hard expedition,and we lost a couple of native bearers,one too Malaria,the other,eaten by cannibals,which was awful,as we had to actually pour our own drinks in the evening after that.A few m16 rounds sent the buggers fleeing of course,but i am starting to feel this if i do go,will be my last trip back there.

I do not believe you lost a bearer to malaria, nor understand why you spelt it with a cap 'm'. If you don't go you might find it interesting to study the difference between loose and lose and between to and too. Then you could explain it to others on here and I could have a few days off.