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Nice bounce here, looking for it to top out now unless Sterling is alot more positive then I realise (possible with recent +GDP)
Sterling Index At 1600 GMT (JAN 2005=100) INDEX GBP/USD EUR/GBP PREVIOUS CLOSE 83.7 1.6082 0.8070 OPEN 83.8 1.6091 0.8063 10 AM 83.8 1.6113 0.8066 NOON 83.8 1.6116 0.8070 2 PM 83.8 1.6112 0.8062 4 PM 83.9 1.6110 0.8043 October 31, 2012 12:01 ET (16:01 GMT)
Wildly speculating, if we had a series of gains for UK like we got after our last election then it could mean we are just beginning a great rise.
It might tie into the USA election, just 1 possible scenario but my personal view Im not expecting this to happen0 -
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(Pity they are mangled by this autocorrect!)0 -
Sterling Index At 1600 GMT (JAN 2005=100) INDEX GBP/USD EUR/GBP PREVIOUS CLOSE 83.9 1.5982 0.8010 OPEN 83.8 1.6028 0.8029 10 AM 83.8 1.6009 0.8020 NOON 83.9 1.5996 0.8011 2 PM 83.9 1.5965 0.7990 4 PM 84.1 1.5987 0.7978 November 07, 2012 11:00 ET (16:00 GMT) Late Spot Sterling Rates In London Current Bid-Ask Previous --------------- -------- U.S.A. 1.5982-1.5985 1.5974-1.5978 Euro 1.2470-1.2469 1.2490-1.2491 Switzerland 1.5058-1.5067 1.5068-1.5078 Japan 128.28-128.37 128.06-128.17 Canada 1.5876-1.5887 1.5916-1.5925 Norway 9.1355-9.1435 9.1526-9.1605 Sweden 10.6859-10.6942 10.6832-10.6918 Denmark 9.3009-9.3057 9.3147-9.3193 November 07, 2012 11:00 ET (16:00 GMT)
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Sterling Index At 1600 GMT (JAN 2005=100) INDEX GBP/USD EUR/GBP PREVIOUS CLOSE 83.8 1.5892 0.7998 OPEN 83.7 1.5891 0.8012 10 AM 83.7 1.5899 0.8019 NOON 83.6 1.5869 0.8029 2 PM 83.6 1.5865 0.8029 4 PM 83.5 1.5844 0.8034 November 14, 2012 11:00 ET (16:00 GMT) Late Spot Sterling Rates In London Current Bid-Ask Previous --------------- -------- U.S.A. 1.5883-1.5887 1.5867-1.5871 Euro 1.2491-1.2493 1.2483-1.2482 Switzerland 1.5039-1.5048 1.5040-1.5050 Japan 126.12-126.22 126.01-126.10 Canada 1.5905-1.5915 1.5866-1.5876 Norway 9.1542-9.1615 9.1163-9.1241 Sweden 10.7644-10.7728 10.7183-10.7268 Denmark 9.3135-9.3183 9.3073-9.3118
Without regaining an upside of 1.59 as support the downside could be as low as 1.573
Though year end could start to be a catalyst or these US congress talks, who knows how this works (or doesnt!)0 -
Well election time is always fun for the exchange rate... someoen should just put a blindfold on pick some numbers lol0
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Sterling Index At 1600 GMT (JAN 2005=100) INDEX GBP/USD EUR/GBP PREVIOUS CLOSE 83.4 1.6028 0.8114 OPEN 83.4 1.6039 0.8126 10 AM 83.4 1.6050 0.8126 NOON 83.5 1.6050 0.8118 2 PM 83.5 1.6084 0.8116 4 PM 83.6 1.6096 0.8121 December 03, 2012 11:02 ET (16:02 GMT)
Top price is resistanceWithout regaining an upside of 1.59 as support0 -
Late Spot Sterling Rates In London Current Bid-Ask Previous --------------- -------- U.S.A. 1.6099-1.6103 1.6064-1.6068 Euro 1.2394-1.2393 1.2426-1.2427 Switzerland 1.5023-1.5033 1.4985-1.4996 Japan 132.67-132.76 132.29-132.39 Canada 1.5884-1.5893 1.5855-1.5866 Norway 9.0986-9.1063 9.1111-9.1195 Sweden 10.6903-10.6982 10.7486-10.7576 Denmark 9.2432-9.2478 9.2670-9.2718 December 12, 2012 11:00 ET (16:00 GMT)
Sterling Index At 1600 GMT (JAN 2005=100) INDEX GBP/USD EUR/GBP PREVIOUS CLOSE 83.8 1.6104 0.8072 OPEN 83.8 1.6100 0.8077 10 AM 83.9 1.6132 0.8067 NOON 83.9 1.6142 0.8070 2 PM 83.9 1.6143 0.8077 4 PM 83.7 1.6117 0.8091 December 12, 2012 11:01 ET (16:01 GMT)
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Fairly big blip up today. Overhead target is about 1.635 if all should continue to be jolly, apparently market likes usa news on fiscal negotiations progressing
Sterling Index At 1600 GMT (JAN 2005=100) INDEX GBP/USD EUR/GBP PREVIOUS CLOSE 83.8 1.6198 0.8125 OPEN 83.8 1.6204 0.8125 10 AM 83.8 1.6222 0.8122 NOON 83.7 1.6203 0.8134 2 PM 83.8 1.6212 0.8128 4 PM 83.8 1.6247 0.8132 December 18, 2012 11:00 ET (16:00 GMT)
Late Spot Sterling Rates In London Current Bid-Ask Previous --------------- -------- U.S.A. 1.6200-1.6204 1.6135-1.6140 Euro 1.2303-1.2304 1.2286-1.2287 Switzerland 1.4859-1.4868 1.4835-1.4846 Japan 135.58-135.68 134.73-134.83 Canada 1.5940-1.5950 1.5906-1.5918 Norway 9.0805-9.0884 9.0696-9.0807 Sweden 10.7573-10.7661 10.7638-10.7725 Denmark 9.1771-9.1817 9.1658-9.1691 December 18, 2012 11:00 ET (16:00 GMT)
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If no agreement is reached and US goes over the 'fiscal cliff' what, if any, effect should we expect on the £/$ exchange rate?
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This is more opinion then anything but my reckoning is after a bit of white water it'll not alter much. The debt ceiling debate does have the power to stop all further government borrowing but I figure they are banging the drum but not actually going to do anything dramatic
A deal will probably occur at some point, the main dynamics (for change to status quo) are not highlighted
The fiscal cliff thing is more a headline or political mud slinging ammo then anything else. Like they keep saying austerity, we are spending more every day, more debt and increasingly bigger amounts so how did it get labelled as less.
The 'fiscal cliff' involves them taxing like 2005 or something, they probably should tax less but they cant agree how, its more of a step I think
We are tied to USA so if they dont do well, its more complicated then to expect sterling to rise. Also markets dont make sense now, fiscal cliff is causing usa debt prices to rise which helps them even more.
Over 10 years I expect sterling to rise but only if we find someone richer to trade with and/or secure our own debt problems
USA has its debt on a 4 year maturity and UK 13 years to refinance on average, hence any crash as such will not be scheduled but a result of underlying unsecured liabilities
Sterling is at the same horizon peak its kept since it fell in 2008. A breakout upwards here would be nice to see otherwise its more of the same0
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