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[Abdul, The Bulbul Amir]

1.00 GBP = 1.13462 EUR

The euro is on its way down, all the people who knocked the pound, not so clever now .he!!
Glad we got our money in TL

[miltiades]

1.00 GBP = 1.13462 EUR

The euro is on its way down, all the people who knocked the pound, not so clever now .he!!
Glad we got our money in TL

Ali Baba , you are a fool !! You know as much about currencies as you know about bugger all.
Pound stg was hovering at below 1.10 euros for most of last year , the lowest was 1.01 euros to the pound. Wont tire your brain too much !
What a Plonker !

[Get Real!]

Now who is laughing

Me at you for getting excited over something that fluctuates so much; a currency, so your excitement can only be temporary too!

Anyway, if history is anything to go by the pound sterling should soon fall back down where it usually is... ...so consider this your lucky (and temporary) break for a while, most likely because of Greece’s demise.


1999 to 2008 comparison…



http://www.economicshelp.org/2008/04/pr ... -euro.html

Aug 2009 to Feb 2010 comparison…



http://www.exchange-rates.org/history/GBP/EUR/G

[Raymanoff]

can someone ban this Turk idiots?

[DT.]

1.00 GBP = 1.13462 EUR

The euro is on its way down, all the people who knocked the pound, not so clever now .he!!
Glad we got our money in TL

SOmeone tell this idiot that this just makes Cyprus a much more attractive tourism destination with a cheaper Euro.

I'd watch out for that GBP/TRL rate if I were you cause it looks like the eurozone will be the preffered destination.

[Oracle]

Isn't that because the Bank of England has been working overtime minting more and more sterling?

That's such a "good" way to "bolster" the economy, I wonder if anyone has tried that before ......

[PushDaddy]

Currently there are issues with the performance of the Euro and the massive debt of some member Countries in the EU.

British newspapers are supporting the decision of the UK to retain the pound.

With growing UKIP support and a general election that will see Labour out of power the day UK comes into the Euro currency family is never going to dawn.

[Get Real!]

My late father who had a jewellery making workshop used to get excited over exchange rate fluctuations because every so often he’d buy one kilo or half a kilo of gold to work with. So whenever he “saved” $50 odd (rare occasions) he’d throw a party for his friends worth $75!

The merriment of mere mortals…

[Svetlana]

My late father who had a jewellery making workshop used to get excited over exchange rate fluctuations because every so often he’d buy one kilo or half a kilo of gold to work with. So whenever he “saved” $50 odd (rare occasions) he’d throw a party for his friends worth $75!

The merriment of mere mortals…

You are the son of a 'mortal'....now I am disolusioned!

[CBBB]

My late father who had a jewellery making workshop used to get excited over exchange rate fluctuations because every so often he’d buy one kilo or half a kilo of gold to work with. So whenever he “saved” $50 odd (rare occasions) he’d throw a party for his friends worth $75!

The merriment of mere mortals…

You are the son of a 'mortal'....now I am disolusioned!

You disolved?