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  • New £10 note
  • Harry_the_Spider
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    bikebouy
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    Drac
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    scaredypants
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    Le lol

    Stoner
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    Lol, but you’re timing is poor. You’ve picked pretty much the only day sterling has jumped up in months! 😉

    slowoldman
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    Jumped?

    zippykona
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    Yes to 1.12 . The recovery starts here. We haven’t seen highs like that since oooh May.
    **** me let’s start waving them flags.

    tthew
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    The exchange rate shot from €1.10823 to €1.12119 to the pound as the BOE hinted at an interest rate rise.

    This time next year, we’re all going to be millionaires, Rodney Harry.

    Stoner
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    jumped up

    Drac
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    Soars apparently to some shitty newspapers.

    zippykona
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    Soars from really **** shit to just **** shit.
    Let’s see how wonderful it is when the knuckle draggers have to pay more for their mortgages.

    GrahamS
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    Soars apparently to some shitty newspapers.

    Ah yes, I remember last time it did that…

    Is it a pretty similar story this time?

    Drac
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    And it’s to do with ripping out the single market? 😆

    Drac
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    chewkw
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    😆

    allthepies
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    There were a load of train-spotter types queuing outside the Bank of England this morning at 7am, now I know why.

    GrahamS
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    Right so last time the pound “bounced back” it reached about 1.16:

    Now apparently “soaring” is 1.12, i.e. less than it was before it “bounced back” in Jan. 😕

    deadlydarcy
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    Good for exports though lads.

    #BackBrexit

    footflaps
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    Good for exports though lads.

    Trade deficit figures say otherwise….

    deadlydarcy
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    Trade deficit figures say otherwise….

    #DontTalkAboutTheProblem
    #BackBrexit
    #Patriotism

    nickhit3
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    #BackwardsBrexit

    Cougar
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    Genuine question, what do we actually export of any significance these days?

    deadlydarcy
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    Jam.

    Drac
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    Top Gear.

    Nobeerinthefridge
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    Boorish moderators. 😛

    km79
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    Misery.

    aracer
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    Bankers

    aracer
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    EU agencies

    aracer
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    Pensioners

    B.A.Nana
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    Let’s see how wonderful it is when the knuckle draggers have to pay more for their mortgages.

    Although all the retired twee middle class curtain twitchers have long since paid their mortgages off.

    bikebouy
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    Indeed, which leaves all the lower income mortgaged to the hilt parents in the shit.

    Jus
    Sayin.

    myti
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    Cockles

    P-Jay
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    With inflation driven by a weaken currency and not wage growth I do wonder what Carney and co expect to achieve by cutting the income of mortgage payers.

    Maybe it’s just a blag to help sterling.

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