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Interbank foreign exchange rates:

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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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Monday 16/04/2007

• Dollar hit despite strong PPI
• Sterling opens strongly after more bullish housing data
• Euro continues to look strong on hawkish rhetoric
• G7 fails to help out the ailing yen
• Commodity currencies continue to hold on to gains
• Oil rallies as OPEC cuts supplies to reduce global stockpiles

US Dollar:

The dollar fell again on Friday on continuing uncertainties about the future of the US economy. Markets have
ignored comments from the Fed that rates will not be going down any time soon. The dollar did get a lift from
stronger than expected PPI data out on Friday gaining about a cent on cable straight line before promptly
giving back the gains. The Euro is looking very strong on the dollar again this morning trading well into the
1.35 area.
US retail sales data is due out this afternoon along with TIC flows showing how the US is financing it’s enormous
trade deficit. This afternoon could be a rocky one for the greenback.

Pound:

A strong start for the pound this morning on the back of a Rightmove survey. The survey reports that house
price inflation is running at it’s fastest pace in 4 years and that annually prices are rising by an incredible
15%. Some newspapers are talking the data down given that Easter is usually a buoyant time for the housing
market and estate agents are accelerating sales ahead of the advent of the Home Information Pack in June.
Meanwhile the Sunday papers all seem to carry stories about the housing market topping out.
Today we have UK PPI data out at 0930BST with a slight drop anticipated. These figures can be quite volatile
in terms of proximity to expected figures.

Euro:

Another strong session from the Euro on Friday and a good start again this morning on the back of bullish
comments attributed to ECB members. Quaden noted that interest rates will rise further, Weber that the
Bundesbank is likely to raise growth forecasts and Liebscher that there is a risk to price stability. Euro-dollar
is trading mid-1.35 this morning while the 1.47 level against sterling is still holding.
Inflation data from Germany and the Eurozone as a whole is the data due today.

General News:

• The yen took another hammering in overnight trade as the G7 meeting failed to produce any comments
on the recent weakness of the currency. The Euro posted all time highs again this morning as
the Nikkei finished the day strongly.
• The Kiwi and Aussie still look good after comments from G7 regarding the recent strong performances
of the respective currencies.
• Oil ticked up in overnight trade as traders priced in concerns over supplies from Nigeria with the upcoming
elections and demand from the US. This morning we are $63.68.

Interbank foreign exchange rates:
Updated 16th April
G BRITISH POUND / US DOLLAR 1.9883
GB POUNDS / EURO 1.4664
EURO / US DOLLAR 1.3556
GB POUND / JAPANESE YEN 237.50
GBP/AUD 2.3873
GBP/NZD 2.6883
GBP/ZAR 14.2124
GBP/CHF 2.4117
GBP/CAD 2.2582
GBP/SGD 3.0095
GBP/THB 64.672
GBP/HKD 15.5320

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