Euro (€) Currency Thread

angelica_99

Where could I get the best exchange rate on the high street?

Thanks in advance

:beer:

inmypocketnottheirs

You would do better changing when you get to your destination.

inspector_monkfish

1.1390 trading

inspector_monkfish

billykeats wrote: »

Let me word it another way what major announcements could we expect that could affect drastically like he did he the weeks previous? EG inflation figures

MPC Minutes tomorrow

verona_2

I'm not popping open the champagne just yet. We've been here before and I just end up scratching my head. For some reason the euro still seems like a safe option for investors.

angelica_99

inmypocketnottheirs wrote: »

You would do better changing when you get to your destination.

Really ! Well I would never have thought that to be the case, thank you very much.

:T

waynehayes

1.14 at the moment.. Haven't seen that in a while - was it around February?

whatusername

Or order online from ICE at 1.10 with next day delivery

Kingsd316

Thomas Exchange are offering 1.12 (tourist rate) which is the best around on the high street

http://www.thomasexchange.co.uk/

inspector_monkfish

16:36 GBP Shines While EM Asia Rests

[15:35 GBP Shines While EM Asia Rests] New York, May 19.

Europe is in, EM Asia is out, and Swiss is out of the park. The stealth intervention by the SNB last week has done its job. Banks are recommending finding a new safe haven currency and custody accounts are dumping CHF in favor of an undervalued GBP. This is despite solid Nestle chocolate sales being and decent valuations in the Swiss banking group. Healthcare exposure may be the index"s undoing.

Thanks to rise in oil and bank stocks, GBP is hitting new highs against many
of the Asian currencies. GBP/SGD will likely close at new 2009 highs today, GBP/THB will do the same, and GBP/KRW will try to catch up. GBP/JPY has closed over 150 only once this year. It looks like it will try to retake the 150 handle and head up to 152.80.