retired_musiclova31

the pound will get around A$2.40 atm, which shows how obscenely strong the pound is given how favourably we're trading against the greenback right now.

only going to get worse for the A$ from here though when little johnny's economic house of cards come tumbling down.

retired_rinkjustice

the pound will get around A$2.40 atm, which shows how obscenely strong the pound is given how favourably we're trading against the greenback right now.

only going to get worse for the A$ from here though when little johnny's economic house of cards come tumbling down. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Everything has trading strongly against the US Dollar over the last few years.

The Canadian Dollar is poised to become worth more than the US Dollar in the next year or so. /o\

retired_rinkjustice

*Everything has been trading

retired_the gizmo

weak dollar rules :cool:

retired_Fit

I remember the days of a 1.3-ish against the dollar for the pound, doubt those days are coming back anytime soon

retired_rachelst

Not if you plan to travel somewhere else.

retired_mauilisa

Am I wrong in thinking that any potential change would be negligable for the amount of money that would be converted for the average holiday?

retired_the gizmo

Not if you plan to travel somewhere else. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I don't. but look at all these fools lining up to deposit their money here.

retired_stevesgrl

but what about the strong dollar policy

retired_jhr2211

Not if you plan to travel somewhere else. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I don't. but look at all these fools lining up to deposit their money here. </BLOCKQUOTE>

If you mean these "holiday makers" tehn I dont see the point, as their exchange rate is stronger than it has ever been for quite a while then they are doing the sensible thing.

In the meantime the US economy is reeling and a few thousand pounds of foreign money is going to do little.