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Updated: 02-07-2009

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
1.6359
1.1598
0.8622
1.4095
157.80
2.0386
2.5701
12.711
1.7631
1.8797
2.3679
55.46
12.665
2.4964

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Wednesday 02/05/2007

• Dollar hits back on Manufacturing data
• Dollar posts gains on rumours of strong factory orders
• Bernanke encouraged by inflation data, not apt to drop Fed bias
• UK CBI data pushes on; the Times talks of 6% rates
• RBA leaves Aussie rates on hold
• An active session for oil trading up on inventory fears

US Dollar:

Following a quiet start on the foreign exchange market the dollar hit back on the release of much stronger
than expected manufacturing data. The prices paid component came in at it’s highest level since August 06.
The dollar rallied sharply on this pushing to mid1.99 on cable and down to 1.35 on Euro dollar. The move
coming despite an awful home sales figure coming in at –4.5% against an expected +0.1%. The dollar also
gathered some support from Fed chairman Bernanke as he commented on US inflation. He said that the ‘Fed
is encouraged by recent inflation data but it is not apt to drop the inflation bias just yet’.
This morning the dollar has traded up on the back of rumours that this afternoon’s Factory Orders are very
high. Some minor employment figures are due out but attention is now turning to payrolls on Friday.

Pound:

A good session for the pound yesterday as CBI retail sales balance came in the strongest for almost 3 years.
Clothing food and DIY sales were exceptionally strong however furniture and carpet sales were down. On the
back of this the Times reports this morning that the MPC may have a shock in store raising rates to 6% in
order to limit strength in high street conditions. This also comes on the back of very strong retail sales figures
last week. It is worth noting that this high street strength may be due to the soaring house prices and subsequent excess equity in the market now being released by homeowners.
This morning we have M4 money supply data and Construction PMI data. PMI is expected stronger.

Euro:

Not much to report in the Euro zone yesterday. The main price action was against the dollar on the back of the
strong US data. At one point the cross looked like it may be heading to it’s all-time highs however the US
data knocked the stuffing out of the rally. This morning we have employment data from the major Euronations
but nothing that should have a significant impact.

General News:

• The Reserve Bank of Australia last night left rates on hold at 6.25% which came as no real surprise.
What did move the market was Australian PM Howard commenting that the budget will help rates stay
low and Treasurer Costello commenting that the budget will put downward pressure on rates. The Aussie
dollar lost a little strength on the back of this.
• Turkey is still in a pickle with elections announced and rumours that it may have to change it’s constitution.
• Oil is volatile this morning on speculation that US inventories will be depleted in figures released this
afternoon. This morning we are trading $64.59.

Interbank foreign exchange rates:
Updated 2nd May
G BRITISH POUND / US DOLLAR 1.9946
GB POUNDS / EURO 1.4688
EURO / US DOLLAR 1.3580
GB POUND / JAPANESE YEN 238.98
GBP/AUD 2.4207
GBP/NZD 2.7033
GBP/ZAR 14.0106
GBP/CHF 2.4234
GBP/CAD 2.2180
GBP/SGD 3.0445
GBP/THB 63.879
GBP/HKD 15.5977

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