A swansong for Stirling?
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Well the Gordon Brown Pound continues a decline whose current pace is is only matched by Gordons poll ratings.
Down from $1.99 just a month back we're now touching $1.80 without sign of much support at all.
On the upside exporters should benefit especially to the US. But if you're buying anything e.g commodities that are priced in $, then any falls for example in the price of oil recently, are being offset by the falling £.
Anyone for stagflation?
Down from $1.99 just a month back we're now touching $1.80 without sign of much support at all.
On the upside exporters should benefit especially to the US. But if you're buying anything e.g commodities that are priced in $, then any falls for example in the price of oil recently, are being offset by the falling £.
Anyone for stagflation?
Timmy35 said:
Eric Mc said:
Is the town being demolished?
Is Mr Moss doing one last race?
Can't be the bomber because they were withdrawn from RAF service 60 years ago.
Or do you really mean "Sterling"?
Still being a tIs Mr Moss doing one last race?
Can't be the bomber because they were withdrawn from RAF service 60 years ago.
Or do you really mean "Sterling"?
t I see. 
God help anyone who spells "licence" incorrectly.
Edited by Eric Mc on Monday 1st September 10:24
Eric Mc said:
Timmy35 said:
Eric Mc said:
Is the town being demolished?
Is Mr Moss doing one last race?
Can't be the bomber because they were withdrawn from RAF service 60 years ago.
Or do you really mean "Sterling"?
Still being a tIs Mr Moss doing one last race?
Can't be the bomber because they were withdrawn from RAF service 60 years ago.
Or do you really mean "Sterling"?
t I see. God help anyone who spells "licence" incorrectly.
Edited by Eric Mc on Monday 1st September 10:24
Oh well so apart from anything else that's fked up a perfectly good discussion on the most rapid decline of the £ versus $ since 1971.
I might as well have posted it in the P&P.
Eric any chance you can confine being a tt to the P&P otherwise there's not much point in the forum really is there?
ked up a perfectly good discussion on the most rapid decline of the £ versus $ since 1971. I might as well have posted it in the P&P.
Eric any chance you can confine being a t
t to the P&P otherwise there's not much point in the forum really is there?Edited by Timmy35 on Monday 1st September 13:18
Timmy35 said:
Oh well so apart from anything else that's fked up a perfectly good discussion on the most rapid decline of the £ versus $ since 1971.
I might as well have posted it in the P&P.
Eric any chance you can confine being a tt to the P&P otherwise there's not much point in the forum really is there?
Not much point in your original post really either mate...ked up a perfectly good discussion on the most rapid decline of the £ versus $ since 1971. I might as well have posted it in the P&P.
Eric any chance you can confine being a t
t to the P&P otherwise there's not much point in the forum really is there?Edited by Timmy35 on Monday 1st September 13:18
Would have thought a commodity broker might know the difference between Sterling and Stirling though, unless you just wanted to reinforce the general view on City stereotypes?
crossle said:
Not much point in your original post really either mate...
Would have thought a commodity broker might know the difference between Sterling and Stirling though, unless you just wanted to reinforce the general view on City stereotypes?
Apart from discussing the implications of a spectacular fall in the £ for most people running a business.....mate. Would have thought a commodity broker might know the difference between Sterling and Stirling though, unless you just wanted to reinforce the general view on City stereotypes?
Oh f
king fine me a mispelling on the internet. Timmy35 said:
crossle said:
Not much point in your original post really either mate...
Would have thought a commodity broker might know the difference between Sterling and Stirling though, unless you just wanted to reinforce the general view on City stereotypes?
Apart from discussing the implications of a spectacular fall in the £ for most people running a business.....mate. Would have thought a commodity broker might know the difference between Sterling and Stirling though, unless you just wanted to reinforce the general view on City stereotypes?
Oh f
king fine me a mispelling on the internet. Edited by crossle on Monday 1st September 13:51
Eric Mc said:
I messed up a thread on the Motorport Forum recently because someone referred to STERLING Moss.
At least I'm consistent (which was drummed into me as a Trainee Accountant).
I wouldn't worry about it Eric.At least I'm consistent (which was drummed into me as a Trainee Accountant).
Nobody else seems in the slightest bit bothered about Sterling's (or Stirling's) decline anyway...
Edited by crossle on Monday 1st September 14:02
Timmy35 said:
Oh well so apart from anything else that's fked up a perfectly good discussion on the most rapid decline of the £ versus $ since 1971.
I might as well have posted it in the P&P.
I'm interested but busy watching other parts of the economy slide into oblivion this morning. ked up a perfectly good discussion on the most rapid decline of the £ versus $ since 1971. I might as well have posted it in the P&P.
Edited by Timmy35 on Monday 1st September 13:18
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