Showing posts with label exchange rate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exchange rate. Show all posts
Tuesday, 15 March 2016
Rate watch for currency exchange
When buying a house in France, it is important to get the best exchange rate. When I transfer money myself I use a ‘Rate Watch’. I tell them what rate I want and I get notified when the exchange rate I am interested in becomes available. If the rate arrives, you are under no obligation to actually trade. It is free to set up.
See this link for more information.
Labels:
banking,
buying a house in France,
exchange rate,
finances,
saving money
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Market report - 23rd Feb 2012
Todays market report....
GBP/EUR fell from €1.1934 to a low of €1.1819 to the pound. This morning the pound's slide has continued and subsequently fallen to a low of €1.1780.
Looking at the charts; GBP/EUR, the heard of bulls exaggerating a QE vote that was frankly unsurprising have been able to push this pair below the two key support levels of 1.1904 and 1.1834 mentioned in previous reports. The pair is showing signs of being oversold, however a test of the next support at 1.1764 seems plausible. On the upside a break of 1.1904 removes downside pressure.
From James Walton
IFX.
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