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The Esk said:
It was not grossly over-valued at all, at 1.50 on the evening of June 23rd it was below the 5 year average of 1.55 and the 10 year average of 1.65.
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Mervyn King says otherwise. The current BoE says otherwise. The BoE have wanted the £ to drop.......Your ten year averages mean nothing. Why not have a twenty year average or a forty year average. The issue is about what we need for today and how it can be achieved. There is no doubt that the £ has reacted to Brexit and to the additional talking down. But I don't see any panic within Government or the BoE.......
 
LinekersLegs said:
The pound fell 1 percent to $1.2241 as of 4:03 p.m. London time. It plunged to $1.1841 on Oct. 7, the lowest since 1985, according to composite prices compiled by Bloomberg of contributions from dealers. The U.K. currency weakened 0.3 percent to 90.36 pence per euro, having depreciated to a seven-year low on Friday.
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Who was PM in 1985?
 
peteblue said:
Mervyn King says otherwise. The current BoE says otherwise. The BoE have wanted the £ to drop.......Your ten year averages mean nothing. Why not have a twenty year average or a forty year average. The issue is about what we need for today and how it can be achieved. There is no doubt that the £ has reacted to Brexit and to the additional talking down. But I don't see any panic within Government or the BoE.......
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Wait for the next inflation report from the BoE.
 
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DON'T GET MANY OF TO THE POUND?????....



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EH, LADS?
 
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