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  1. InformationNew66 on

    What is this fake news?

    The pound does not soar.

    Currently 1 GBP = 1.16 EUR which is a very bad rate.

    We had 1 GBP = 1.21 EUR in December. Also in March. The current 1.16 rate sucks. And European Holiday season coming up.

    [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GBPEUR%3DX/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GBPEUR%3DX/)

  2. ComprehensiveHead913 on

    Corrected title: “GBP drops slightly less than USD while EUR soars”

  3. corbynista2029 on

    Pound didn’t soar, it’s dollar that’s collapsing. GBP’s movement against non-dollar currencies is quite minimal.

  4. somnamna2516 on

    We bought loads in Thailand 2018 (gold jewellery is *the* investment of choice) and it’s pretty much tripled in value going off today’s gold shop prices. Insane old trump must be adding loads to Thai GDP every day 🤣

  5. GianfrancoZoey on

    Nice timing on this article as the IMF have just said that we’re going to be one of the worst affected countries:

    > Britain’s economy will be among the hardest hit by the global trade war and inflation is set to climb, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned – as it slashed its UK growth forecast by a third.

    > In a sobering set of projections, the Washington-based organisation said it was grappling with “extremely high levels of policy uncertainty” – and the global economy would slow even if countries manage to negotiate a permanent reduction in tariffs from the US.

    > Echoing earlier warnings about the risks to the global financial system, the IMF said stock markets could fall even more sharply than they did in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs announcement, when US and UK indices recorded some of their largest one-day falls since the pandemic.

    > It comes as Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares to meet her US counterpart Scott Bessent at the IMF’s spring gathering in Washington this week.

    > She is hoping to negotiate a reduction to the 10% baseline tariff the US president has applied to all UK goods. Steel, aluminium and car exports face an additional 25% tariff.

  6. “Pound soars, *AND* gold hits $3,500”

    We can’t let this American abomination of replacing “and” with a comma grow.

  7. Rather_Dashing on

    ITT: People incapable of dealing with things that have relative value.

    How can a bird in the UK be soaring? Compared to the reference point of Australia the bird is actually falling off the earth.

  8. So my investments are worth less? Awesome… Thanks again trump for stealing my money.