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Updated: 03-07-2009
British Pound to US Dollar
GB Pounds to Euro
Euros to Pounds
Euro to US Dollar
GB Pound to Japanese Yen
Pounds to Australian Dollars
Pounds to New Zealand Dollars
GBP/ZAR
GBP/CHF
GB Pound / Canadian Dollar
GBP/SGD
GBP/THB
GBP/HKD
GBP/TRY
1.6352
1.1674
0.8566
1.4007
156.71
2.0476
2.5828
12.869
1.7724
1.8940
2.3724
55.497
12.663
2.5112


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Tuesday 17/04/2007

• Cable hits 14-year high; $2 level in sights
• Dollar continues to weaken on growth fears
• UK inflation forecast to remain high posing MPC a problem
• ECB members continue to release hawkish comments
• Yen looks to be oversold
• Oil trades sideways; opening of large Nigerian field.

 

US Dollar:

The dollar weakened again yesterday with cable hitting 14-year highs and euro–dollar not far from all-time
highs. Recent concerns over the pace of US growth in comparison to other global economies has kept the
dollar well and truly under pressure in the past 3 weeks. Cable pushed through to 1.994 yesterday on the
back of a strong UK figure however solid TICS data and surprisingly strong retails sales kept a lid on further
losses.
A massive day in the markets today with inflation data due and $2 on cable firmly in traders’ sights. $2 is a
massive psychological level however real resistance is seen at 2.015.

Pound:

A good performance for sterling yesterday on cable however the gains did not push through against the euro
or many of the other majors, bar the yen, showing that it is not UK strength per se but dollar weakness. The
two bullish pieces of data yesterday were the housing reports and PPI data.
Today we see the inflation data for March with most analysts looking for any surprises to be on the upside.
Should we see stronger inflation this may prompt the MPC to move to 5.5% in May and will almost certainly
see cable go through $2. The MPC is already under pressure following yesterday’s bullish data to slow housing
growth and put a lid on inflation. Against the euro however sterling is struggling to break above the 1.47
level , especially with the rhetoric coming from the ECB on an almost daily basis.

Euro:

Same old story from the ECB keeping the euro underpinned: ‘anchored inflation expectations’, ‘inflationary
pressures to the upside’ and ‘rates remain very low’. All of these comments are from ECB members and continue
to keep the euro on the front foot as uncertainties remain as to the path of interest rates when the ECB
reach 4%. Will they keep going to 4.25% or will they pause and take stock. Most analysts are looking for the
Euro to continue to appreciate however this may begin to pinch on European exporters.

General News:

• Another poor day in the Japanese forex markets with the yen getting sold in favour of carrycurrencies.
On the back of no help from G-7 the yen looks a touch oversold. BoJ officials don’t seem to
want to help the yen with comments pertaining to a continuing wait and see approach.
• Gold pushed through recent highs yesterday eyeing the $700/oz level as investors cashed out of a
falling dollar looking for safer instruments.
• Oil traded sideways to slightly up overnight as Nigeria re-opened a large field which had been closed
for over a year but a leak on a Canadian pipeline prevented significant losses. Currently $63.67.


Interbank foreign exchange rates:
Updated 17th April
G BRITISH POUND / US DOLLAR 1.9924
GB POUNDS / EURO  1.4708
EURO / US DOLLAR   1.3540
GB POUND / JAPANESE YEN 237.75
GBP/AUD 2.3908
GBP/NZD 2.6893
GBP/ZAR 14.1498
GBP/CHF 2.4144
GBP/CAD 2.2553
GBP/SGD 3.0117
GBP/THB 64.591
GBP/HKD 15.5545


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