Elsewhere we also had a good end to the week as far as the Euro was concerned. This allowed us to add on a total of 0.0135 in this situation. It was good against the Hong Kong dollar as well since we propelled ourselves up to an exchange rate of 11.908, after adding on 0.119 over those last three days of the week.
Summary Of Currency Markets For April 7th – April 9th 2010
We’ll start as we always do by focusing in on the US dollar, this time hoping we could reverse the slightly dismal start to the week. The starting rate on Wednesday morning was 1.5181 and by the end of that day we had dipped back slightly to 1.5178. This was only a very small dip though, so it wasn’t too much to worry about.
Summary Of Currency Markets For April 5th – April 6th 2010
The Kiwi dollar was definitely on the back foot against the pound, as the British currency added on over four cents against the New Zealand dollar. And while the result was not as good against the Australian dollar we still managed to add on nearly two whole cents against it on those last two days of the week.
Summary Of Currency Markets For March 31st – April 2nd 2010
Let’s start with the US dollar as always, which we left on Tuesday night with an exchange rate of 1.5092 by the British pound. Wednesday was looking just as good – if not considerably better in fact – as the pound managed to bring things up to 1.5148. But could the pound do better still the following day?
Summary Of Currency Markets For March 29th – March 30th 2010
The British pound was down against the Hong Kong dollar though by 0.142, and we also lost over two cents against the New Zealand dollar. Luckily though, if that is the right word, we did manage to gain a total of 0.0042 against the Australian dollar. This turned out to be the best result of the whole week.
Summary Of Currency Markets For March 24th – March 26th 2010
The one vague improvement at the end of the second day last week was an increase to 2.1292 against the New Zealand dollar. But the increase really was only very slight. And we still experienced a dip against the Aussie dollar as we managed to drop a total of 0.0093 all in all, leaving us on 1.6370 at the end of day two.
Summary Of Currency Markets For March 22nd – March 23rd 2010
Our starting point as always is with the British pound against the US dollar. The closing exchange rate we were left with at the end of last week was 1.5145. So could we get off to a good start or would we stumble at the first hurdle?
Summary Of Currency Markets For March 17th – March 19th 2010
Wednesday turned out to be a very good day indeed as the pound fought hard to gain a closing rate of 1.5349. Our position slipped a little the following day though, as the pound finished up on 1.5279 instead. With one day to go we were eager to try and make a big difference here. Could we do it?
Summary Of Currency Markets For March 15th – March 16th 2010
And once again Tuesday turned out to be the saviour at this early stage. By the time the markets closed the pound was back up to 1.1026. This at least meant we had gained a tiny amount over the two days – 0.0017 to be exact. Hopefully this bodes well for the remaining three days of the week as they play out, but as always we shall have to be patient to see what actually happens.
Summary Of Currency Markets For March 10th – March 12th 2010
Wednesday didn’t make things look too promising as the pound sank back slightly further to land on 1.4933 at the end of the day. But luckily for us that would be the worst that it would get. Thursday saw us rise above the $1.50 mark once again, which made us feel confident that perhaps we could turn things around after all. We garnered a rate of 1.5030 that day.