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  • poggs wrote: »
    IM,

    any idea why the pound crashed again when Gross domestic product fell by only 0.6% compared with the previous quarter, better than the previous estimate of a 0.8% contraction?

    lost me!

    it hasn't crashed
    figures were pretty much as expected
    we are currently trading at 1.5860, not far away from where we were before the data
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  • after good CBI data at 11.00, cable has now rallied up to 1.5930
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  • 1.5990 trading now
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  • Starting to go northwoods again how long before the BOE release something to crash it again(on purpose).
  • Ohh no, whats it doing. Go the otherway... up up up!!

    Can anyone explain in simple terms:rolleyes: why its going down this week? I hope its just for this week only.
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  • Keith99
    Keith99 Posts: 764 Forumite
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    1.6050 now, on the rise. I have no idea y!
  • Keith99 wrote: »
    1.6050 now, on the rise. I have no idea y!


    05:24 30Sep09 Gbp/Usd bounced above the 1.6000 lvl on strong consumer confidence

    04:24 GMT - [GBP/USD] rose from an earlier intraday low around the 1.5954 level to an intraday high around the 1.6035 level filling sell orders at the 1.6030 lvl on buying from a UK Clearer and a major Japanese name. The biggest one-month rise in more than 14 years in the Sep GfK consumer confidence index to -16 from -25 in August indicating that the recession may be finally over gave a prop to the pair. Some buying of the Gbp/Jpy by Japanese retail investors which sent the cross to an intraday high around the 144.55 level also helped to prop the GBP/USD. However, with fresh offers at 1.6065 from model accts and 1.6090, the pair will face strong headwinds.
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  • Keith99
    Keith99 Posts: 764 Forumite
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    05:24 30Sep09 Gbp/Usd bounced above the 1.6000 lvl on strong consumer confidence

    04:24 GMT - [GBP/USD] rose from an earlier intraday low around the 1.5954 level to an intraday high around the 1.6035 level filling sell orders at the 1.6030 lvl on buying from a UK Clearer and a major Japanese name. The biggest one-month rise in more than 14 years in the Sep GfK consumer confidence index to -16 from -25 in August indicating that the recession may be finally over gave a prop to the pair. Some buying of the Gbp/Jpy by Japanese retail investors which sent the cross to an intraday high around the 144.55 level also helped to prop the GBP/USD. However, with fresh offers at 1.6065 from model accts and 1.6090, the pair will face strong headwinds.

    Cheers, I now hope it will continue! Need to buy some Dollars and pay for a hotel in dollars! Should of done it @ 1.70 :confused:
  • inspector_monkfish
    inspector_monkfish Posts: 9,276 Forumite
    edited 30 September 2009 at 10:00AM
    1.6090 trading
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  • 1.6105 trading
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