US ($) Currency Thread 1 (closed - use thread 2)

inspector_monkfish

whatusername wrote: »

Cheshire, the cheap part.

Cheshire ???

neilbond007

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

Cable stuck at 1.49 by the way

It's done nowt all arvo! bit like me to be honest when all's said and done...

whatusername

neilbond007 wrote: »

It's done nowt all arvo! bit like me to be honest when all's said and done...

A bit like us all on a thread where somone wants to know if they need a passport to go abroad.

We ruined another thread aparently. :rotfl:

neilbond007

whatusername wrote: »

A bit like us all on a thread where somone wants to know if they need a passport to go abroad.

We ruined another thread aparently. :rotfl:

This is far better than the teacher one...

inspector_monkfish

neilbond007 wrote: »

It's done nowt all arvo! bit like me to be honest when all's said and done...

have great drink up
speak to you about 2.30pm tomorrow...

whatusername

Yeah good fun today, not very productive but c'est la vie.

Have a good yin chaps.

neilbond007

whatusername wrote: »

Yeah good fun today, not very productive but c'est la vie.

Have a good yin chaps.

ditto!
bring on the beers and dancing girls

jonathanrichardson69

morning all, looks like we did crap over night. trading at 1.4802

inspector_monkfish

jonathanrichardson69 wrote: »

morning all, looks like we did crap over night. trading at 1.4802

mng

so it seems
touched 1.4940 in overnight asia trading, but fell to 1.4787 half hour ago

trading at 1.4820 now, but looking a bit ill (prob a bit like neil right now )

inspector_monkfish

07:32 17Apr09 -GBP/USD: Batches of Sell Stops Tripped After Swiss Bank Selling

[06:30 GBP/USD: Batches of Sell Stops Tripped After Swiss Bank Selling] London,
April 17.

Cable tripped sell stops below 1.4848 (today"s Asian session base),
1.4822 (Wednesday"s low) and 1.4800 en route to a four-day low of 1.4790 in early
European trade, with Swiss bank selling touted as the catalyst. 1.4944 was
today"s early Asian session high (pre-Tokyo open). 1.4946 was the traded high
yesterday afternoon (BST).
The greenback is benefitting from ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet"s
"appreciate US comments that strong USD in its interests" comment (Reuters).

Outgoing BoE MPC member David Blanchflower has warned that UK unemployment is
likely to top three million by the end of this year, and that there is a "good
chance it could much higher still" (Daily Mirror/Reuters). Blanchflower will
leave the MPC at the end of May. His replacement, David Miles, yesterday said
that he is "guardedly optimistic" about the UK economy (Western Mail).

1.5000 and 1.5100 option strikes roll off at today"s 10am Eastern NY cut
(14:00GMT). Sterling scaled a three-month peak of 1.5069 in Asia yesterday.
1.5038 was Wednesday"s high.