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- dirtydroog
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EUR vs GBP
Honestly, how much lower can sterling go? I'm considering moving back to Ireland at this stage.
EUR vs GBP
Ireland has its own problems - if it had its own currency it would be Mexican Peso of 21st century. the probelms are appearing elsewhere - runaway inflation, a depressed housing market and over exposure to being a back office to london's hedge fund business
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QuoteOriginally posted by: dirtydroog I'm considering moving back to Ireland at this stage.don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out
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- Cuchulainn
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QuoteOriginally posted by: dirtydroogHonestly, how much lower can sterling go? I'm considering moving back to Ireland at this stage.When is the last time you were there?? The grass is greener on the other side!
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The problem is that as far as credit crunch will be in affect UK's economy will be affected due to its financial sector . On the other side Euro zone has been giving some solid growth data with inflation somwhat in control . With ECB and its Hawkish stance you might expect Euro to hold in its stance and GBP to correct. But end of the day this is just short term affects you better off with staying in UK due to its long term fundamentals.......
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QuoteOriginally posted by: amiexpoThe problem is that as far as credit crunch will be in affect UK's economy will be affected due to its financial sector . On the other side Euro zone has been giving some solid growth data with inflation somwhat in control . With ECB and its Hawkish stance you might expect Euro to hold in its stance and GBP to correct. But end of the day this is just short term affects you better off with staying in UK due to its long term fundamentals.......Eurozone inflation reading of 3.6% - I would not describe that as "somewhat in control".
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