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27/05/2009, 14:57 Chancer Joined on 16/07/2006 Picardie, Sussex Posts 4,879 The pound is on the brink Of hitting €1.15 Hold your breath ............................    Report

27/05/2009, 15:24 Pierre ZFP Joined on 12/11/2004 PdC(62)/Luxembourg Posts 3,052 Re: The pound is on the brink Oh no !!! That's completely the wrong way for me. DIVE DIVE DIVE Make tea not war    Report

27/05/2009, 15:42 Braco Joined on 29/11/2008 34 Posts 148 Re: The pound is on the brink My bet is that it will hit 1.25 by April 2100.    Report

27/05/2009, 15:46 Baz Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 1,131 Re: The pound is on the brink  Braco wrote: My bet is that it will hit 1.25 by April 2100. There are some financial pundits predicting this before the end of September. We will just have to wait and see who is right. Baz      Report

27/05/2009, 15:53 Pierre ZFP Joined on 12/11/2004 PdC(62)/Luxembourg Posts 3,052 Re: The pound is on the brink By April 2100 I doubt if I'll care much   Make tea not war    Report

27/05/2009, 15:57 Kevinmc Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 354 Re: The pound is on the brink And it's just hit $1.60 The green shoots of recovery ? ? Probably not            Report

27/05/2009, 16:00 Benjamin Joined on 21/08/2005 Vendée South Posts 2,558 Re: The pound is on the brink Here's a bit more about it. http://www.citywire.co.uk/personal/-/news/markets-companies-and-funds/content.aspx?ID=342079&re=5633&ea=161021 But remember, this is just one scribes musings' on the exchange rate. Benjamin Is Miki back?    Report

27/05/2009, 16:22 Braco Joined on 29/11/2008 34 Posts 148 Re: The pound is on the brink Green shoots - probably not, as I think that UK unemployment figures still have a way to go. The next movement in base rate can only be up which will help Sterling.    Report

27/05/2009, 17:05 dexter Joined on 31/10/2006 Posts 37 Re: The pound is on the brink 1.1532 at 5pm    Report

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