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ProperRon
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6.06 and rising, expecting 6.2/6.3 through december
Price of oil is down again, Euro and Pound likely to come down too. It is very difficult to predict where the dollar/pound rate would be in few months, yesterday .5% cut in interest rate by US Fed caused a very sharp fall in the value of US $, which is unprecedented, so makes it very difficult to do technical analysis with the historical data. But if there is no negative news in the US and global economy, US$ is supposed to slide against Euro and Pound.PropGuy where do you see the dollar/pound in the next few months?
Taking into account UK interest rates will prob come down to at least 2.5%,plus the US economy will/should recover much earlier than the UKs.
Also,do you think after the US election next week,the dollar will be affected in a positive way?
What are the conditions that would make the dollar stronger against the pound?Price of oil is down again, Euro and Pound likely to come down too. It is very difficult to predict where the dollar/pound rate would be in few months, yesterday .5% cut in interest rate by US Fed caused a very sharp fall in the value of US $, which is unprecedented, so makes it very difficult to do technical analysis with the historical data. But if there is no negative news in the US and global economy, US$ is supposed to slide against Euro and Pound.
- price of oil falling further.What are the conditions that would make the dollar stronger against the pound?
Don’t worry so much is not going to be much more changes from now on +, - 7%US$ broke the resistance, most likely Euro and Pound breaking their support 2mro
I think some people are manipulating the market, making risky investment look afe. They did the same thing with oil, market price for oil was at least 30% higher than actual demand. Now they are pushing people to invest in dollar. When they will think time is right they will crash US dollar.Don’t worry so much is not going to be much more changes from now on +, - 7%
The exchange rates are stabilizing.
The $ was undervalued and now is where is suppose to be
The $, Euro goes up and down because the speculators make money.interest rate is not the only reason, people think US govt. is less likely to default so they are investing in T-Bills with guaranteed return on investment. All this T-Bill and US govt bond buying has increased the value of US$ too.
I hope so, but I fear market manipulation is going on and US $ investment is what market manipulators need. It has all the ingredients in place.The $, Euro goes up and down because the speculators make money.
But there is a level where the currencies are in balance.
At the moment the level is 1.20-1.30 and always been during the years.
Anything below or above is short-term.
Tough - Some people think the level should be 1$=1Euro.
If more negatives comes from Europe I will not be surprised if I buy 1 Euro for 1$ in the next one year.
Don’t expect the $ to go above 1.35 in the near future.
It’s more likely to go bellow 1.20 and go back to 1.25 in the next months.
Imo, US $ might crash in between 8 to 14 months.Conventional wisdom tells us that the safest investments are CDs and T-Bills from the United States Government. People scream about the risks associated with the stock market and other investment vehicles and how you should play it safe and hold T-Bills and CDs. This may no longer be the case. The United States currency, like many other currencies, is a fiat currency. The US dollar is nothing more than a peice of paper - and unknown to many people, it is not backed by gold. This is perhaps the root of the problem that is starting to occur.
For the last several years the United States government has been running massive deficits. As a result of the deficits, the United States has had to print massive sums of money. The US is printing so much money that it stopped publishing the M3 index which tells the world how many dollars are in circulation. It probably stopped publishing this report because the true number would shock the world and possibly collapse the US dollar.
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The dollar fell the most against the euro since the 15-nation currency's 1999 debut as the thaw in money markets reduced demand for the safety of U.S. assets.
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UK rates slashed by 1.5% to 3%.Not much difference to currencies so far.
Rates could even go down to 1.5% !!!
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Had a call from my currency exchange company.They think it will be 5.5aed/£1 in 6 months.