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After Brexit will the pound rise?


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On 2/21/2019 at 10:09 AM, brexiteer said:

Remember Project Fear saying that GBP/EUR would reach parity....or worse.....

 

 

Good to see it at 1.15 today

those predictions were generally based on a no deal outcome if that looked likely and were not to far off as it did drop to 1.07 at one point,these predictions are still what the city/traders will make it go to if a no deal happens.hardly project fear,more like predicting a team to lose 6-0 but it ending up 4-0 or 5-0

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On 2/20/2019 at 3:03 AM, BritManToo said:

I'm not sure Brexit has much to do with it's value against the Thai Baht.

Since Feb 2016, the pound has lost 20%, the USD has lost 15% and the Euro has lost 12%.

that doomed euro so many keep going on about doing the best, who would of thought that now

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17 hours ago, bomber said:

that doomed euro so many keep going on about doing the best, who would of thought that now

 

Just because there are two currencies even uglier than the Euro right now doesn't mean you should consider the Euro the "best".  If the USD, GBP and EUR were women, none of them would get asked to the prom. Which one is considered the least offensive at this moment is merely an issue of timing. A turd is still a turd. Just wait for the next Euro crisis to come along...

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8 minutes ago, Monomial said:

 

Just because there are two currencies even uglier than the Euro right now doesn't mean you should consider the Euro the "best".  If the USD, GBP and EUR were women, none of them would get asked to the prom. Which one is considered the least offensive at this moment is merely an issue of timing. A turd is still a turd. Just wait for the next Euro crisis to come along...

the pound is the weakest,just admit it,the facts dont lie,so your predicting project doom for the Euro and whenever the next euro crisis happens but the UK has more of these crisis's than the EU put together but somehow is the master nation,ha ha have you been drinking,it will barely produce a motor car in 3-5 years the germans will produce millions,even the italian and spanish will put us to shame,the supposed poor nations,haha 

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3 hours ago, Joe Mcseismic said:

People that buy goods from the UK have to pay in Sterling.

If we leave Europe and tariffs are applied to British goods, which will make them more expensive, European importers will look for alternatives.

If British exports go down and demand for Sterling decreases, then, Sterling will fall.

Don't you understand the UK is a huge export market for EU countries. So how do they benefit from a tit-for-tat tariff war? So why would they? ????

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