Good morning Steve perhaps on your travels today you can take a gander and tell us the rate at the station for buying euros as Ristac has suddenly gone quiet I wonder why?
You are such an arrogant person who's the muppet show me where I can get Euros to sell for less than 1.50 answer the question or shut up!
You answer the question or shut it yourself, you said BUY for 1.50 I posted a link where you can for 1.50 but you are so stupid even when Millwallsteve points out the obvious you still ignore it... Follow the link, ranges from 1.51 to under 1.50 but again the point is you said you brought for 1.50
Don't really see any rates advertised at stations and only see the usual other posters Mike. The place we usually use in Croydon was selling at 1.333 yesterday, it really has tumbled in the last few days from around the 1.40 mark.
So I did well then apparently the reason is and this is good news for anyone with a mortgage investors now think that thedre will be no rate rise this year I still would advise anyone to sell euros now as I still think with the greek and now China problem this will evetually put more pressure on the euro
Heyup Stevie, the rates all over are going berserk we were getting 5.52 Qatari Riyal per pound, now its 5.79 this morning, ok if you are bringing money in to change!! but i am wanting to get it out FFS
Morning Arabweed, leave that funny money there ffs if we're having a beer otherwise I'll be paying again.
I'm a bit confused by this thread. Mike, can you tell me where you bought the 600 Euros for £400, either address or link? I need some Euros, so I'd like a piece of the action!
No point in telling Stevo this, HE HASN'T GOT A MORTGAGE (or so i read somewhere) There's a good rate between the Aussie dollar and the Malaysian Ringgit..................if anyone's interested.
Youre having a Giraffe, they dont call you........... Millwall"every penny a prisoner"Steve.........for **** all, you buy the beer!!!! ay that ill be reet Other than that you ok pal
Early last week I could get 1.58 Euros to the £ (Which I did ) This was because of the UK Consumer Price Index unexpectedly posted an increase, reaching 0.1 per cent rather than remaining stagnant at 0%. Add to that the resignation of Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, which means that fresh elections will be occurring for Greece in September, had the potential to worry investors and drive down the Euro rate. This has since been outweighed by a raft of positive Eurozone PMIs (in particular the German Manufacturing PMI which outstripped expectations to clock in at 53.2 instead of the forecast 51.6) to prove that the Eurozone’s central economy is now getting back on track. Consequently the GBP EUR exchange rate pairing maintained its downtrend today, slipping to a monthly-low of 1.3884. Much more data will also be released for the Eurozone soon, including German IFO business sentiment surveys along with the German Retail Sales figures and Consumer Price Index. Should the economic core of the currency bloc continue to demonstrate improvement amidst the turmoil of the general global downturn the Euro could soon see a further marked increase in appeal and demand. That said, It seems likely that the £ will have to wait until the latter half of the coming week to experience any particular rally. Tuesday’s BBA Loans for House Purchase could stand is cause some movement, although there is a strong chance that the figure could simply reinforce the current impression of domestic economic decline. If you are going away soon, buy your Euro's ASAP
