Rascal1003
Disney Family !
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- Dec 22, 2004
Anyone think it might go back up over the $1.60 mark before we go next weekend? It was $1.63 last week and is now back to $1.57 at best !
How annoying !
How annoying !
i saw it at 1.53 at marks and spencer earlier
The gov of Bank of England has been saying that he thinks a lower exchange rate is good for the economy (better for exports). This has caused an almighty drop in the rate over the last 48 hours.
Many analysts are predicting that it could drop further just like the euro exhange rate has. It is fighting back at the moment and is hovering around the 1.60 mark (spot rate). Others are saying the pound seems over sold and could retrace back above 1.60 over the next day or so. It could go either way, I don't think anyone knows - I wish we did!
The difference does mount up and sacrifices have to be made with less money, but keep smiling and don't get down as you are still going to the most magical place on earth.
Have a fab time.
i want it to go back up as well, ive still got to change the kids money over
Just in response to original post, I would be a cautiously hopeful of it bouncing back a little over the next few days. Over the past few weeks, it has risen and fallen comparatively wildly between the high 1.50's and 1.65-ish. I agree that just one comment in the news, and the fall is quite dramatic for a day or so, and it seems to level off again. I really hope it gains back in time for your trip. Have a wonderful time
Let's hope so Kristie....we will hold out as long as we can in the hope that it recovers a little !
I have bought a $1000 from Cunard for our Canaries Cruise on The Queen Victoria in October. Gave us a rate of 1.89. You purchase for use on the on board account. Any remaining at the end is paid back in cash and we will use it in Florida in December. Not sure how they give such a great rate but loads have taken advantage of it.
very flawed advice from the agent, unless some good economy figures appear for the september quarter cant see any significant rise.