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Updated Monday 12th May 2008

EURO / GB POUND 0.7909
GB POUNDS / EURO 1.2643
BRITISH POUND / US DOLLAR 1.9469
EURO / US DOLLAR 1.5390
GB POUND / JAPANESE YEN 201.56
GBP/AUD 2.0710
GBP/NZD 2.5401
GBP/ZAR 14.8936
GBP/CHF 2.0404
GBP/CAD 1.9629
GBP/SGD 2.6679
GBP/THB 62.32
GBP/HKD 15.1769

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Monday 23/04/2007

• Dollar opens a touch stronger following a quiet session
• UK May base rate hike all but nailed on
• UK press warning on inflation
• French elections could add volatility to Euro-markets
• Concern over Chinese currency value
• Oil continues to trade down on easing tensions in Nigeria

US Dollar:

A very quiet session for the dollar on Friday despite a weak start. Apart from one attempt on new highs by
the Euro the dollar traded flat to slightly stronger during the course of the day. A dip below 2 on cable was
quickly rectified following a large market order.
Over the weekend the Fed continued to stress that they are alert to inflationary risks with Fisher in particular
wary of upside movements. Some Fed members do see a soft landing for the US housing markets. Yesterday
the Sunday Times talked of the risks to the US economy citing the trade deficit and sour mood of US consumers
as drivers for a slowdown. However whenever the US sneezes, the rest of the world feels it.

Pound:

The UK press was dominated by interest rate talk over the weekend following the sharp upturn in inflation last
week. Given the position of the UK futures markets a May hike of 25 basis points is all but nailed on; some
investors are calling for an immediate 50bp hike in order to curb inflation including the well-respected Times
economics editor Kaletsky. Runaway inflation in the long-term will devalue the pound and not increase it argues
Kaletsky, which would result in a very tight monetary squeeze. Implied rates on the UK yield curve do
not have this aggressive 50bp move priced in however this week’s GDP figures could be a deciding factor. On
the flip side the BoE have only moved 50bp once and this was a cut; all hikes have been in 25bp increments.
Today we have UK Money Supply and mortgage approvals to look at and not much else.

Euro:

A fairly quiet day for the Euro on Friday with one market order taking the Euro closer to all-time highs against
the struggling greenback. The Euro then lost value heading towards the weekend with upcoming French elections
causing the usual political uncertainty in the markets. Centre-right candidate Sarkozy will now square
off against socialist Royal in a fortnight. No European data scheduled for today.

General News:

• A nice pullback for the yen in Asian trade with a flat session in the Nikkei and very little data to drive
the market. Carry traders still look active capitalising on cheap Japanese money to snap up offshore,
high-yield instruments.
• Australian data this week is expected to be strong which should give the currency another lift. Any
gains look likely to be capped by the drought ongoing in Australia which will have to bite at some
point.
• Oil looked comfortable in Asia as fears of a production cut in Nigeria faded following the elections. Iran
has announced that they will hold nuclear talks in the near future. This morning we are $63.79.

Interbank foreign exchange rates:
Updated 23rd April 2007
GBP/US DOLLAR 2.0004
GBP/EUR 1.4730
EUR/USD 1.3581
GBP/JPY 236.67
GBP/AUD 2.3966
GBP/NZ DOLLAR 2.6869
GBP/ZAR 14.0635
GBP/CHF 2.4146
GBP/CAD 2.2458
GBP/SGD 3.0227
GBP/THB 63.189
GBP/HKD 15.6254

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