Rapido9
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Given that I'm traveling to Europe very shortly after 29th March,I am a tad concerned by the present lack of certainty (as everybody is)! My concern is the possible currency exchange rate differential between no-deal, delay or deal. The present rate, (today) is around 1.14. I would guess in a no-deal situation Stirling would sink to parity with the Euro, in a deal or extension of article 50 Stirling would improve to (who knows) maybe 1.20. Making a difference of about 20 euro per £100 changed. Whilst 20 euro is no fortune I would rather it was in my pocket rather than the currency exchange. I think I am going to buy 50% of my requirement now to have some cash in hand and the balance after we have some sense of direction from the incompetents of Westminster. If anybody travelling shortly have a better strategy, (or inside track) to mitigate this likely fluctuation, I would love to know!