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Cle France were very efficient

Hi Sharon,

Cle France were very efficient with booking viewings and the follow up process and were very helpful all round, their agent on the ground in France gave assistance in the whole process which was invaluable; she was very helpful and informative.

Many thanks again.

Karen & Dean Ashmore.

Buying a Chateau, Manor House, Farmhouse, Cottage, Holiday Home, Lake or just a Plot of land in France is easy with Cle France, You can do the same, it is easy for you because WE guide YOU through the French Property Buying Process from the very start to completion and beyond!

And as several of our clients say "Follow your heart and make the move"!

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Thank You, Cle France Website

Hi Sharon,

Many thanks for your emails and of course for your property site which we have followed for many years and has alerted us to this lovely property.

kind regards Ronnie and Jan.

And as several of our clients say "Follow your heart and make the move"!

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Very Enjoyable thanks to your Help and Advice

Hi Sharon,

Thank you very much for the congratulations on my French purchase !

The whole process was very enjoyable thanks to your help and advice, also I have a big thank you to your Cle France agent "over there" in France, she has been a great source of information and, of course, being local, she also has a great number of useful contacts and the final 'notaires' meeting would have been very difficult without her.

The other big thank you goes to Key Currency who guided me through the all important subject of money.

Tony Redondo kept in contact regarding exchange rates and timing, I can highly recommend his advice and professional approach.

All I have to do now is to move there finally.

Kind regards , Simon Farmer.

And as several of our clients say "Follow your heart and make the move"!

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Is This The Calm Before the Storm ?

Today's Currency Market Focus

GBP: Short-lived rally

EUR: Treading water

USD: Hog on hog

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GBP: Short-lived rally

The Pound fell yesterday after the incoming member of the Bank of England’s rate setting committee cast doubts over whether a UK rate rise is needed.

Economics professor, John Haskel, shared his views with parliament’s Treasury Select Committee. He thinks the uncertainty over Brexit warrants a cautious approach.

At last week’s meeting the committee voted 6-3 to keep rates on hold. It looks like the professor will be playing it safe.

Time is running out for Theresa May to make progress on Brexit ahead of the EU Summit which begins tomorrow.

EUR: Treading water

A quiet start to the week for the Euro with no real significant data to digest.

Simmering in the background is the escalating global trade war. President Trump has hinted that Europe could be dragged into the scrap next.

The Euro could be more lively in the coming days as we have German Consumer Confidence, CPI (inflation) and Unemployment. The trend of late has been negative, so investors will be hoping for an improvement.

USD: Hog on hog

The Dollar held steady yesterday as President Trump turned his fire and fury on an American rather than foreign target. He’s not happy with Harley Davidson, which is moving a lot of their production from the US to Thailand.

While this took some heat off China (and Europe), it still is part of the same problem. And that’s a problem that’s not going away. President Trump is prepared to play the long game and ride out a battle of retaliatory trade tariffs.

In the mean time, USD investors have a fair bit coming up with Durable Goods today and GDP tomorrow?

Thanks For Reading, What Next?

To discuss current exchange rates and currency purchasing strategies, please contact your trader today on 01872 487 500.

If you don't yet have an account please request a free quote and we’ll look after you from there.

Have a great day,

Geoff Lambourne - Direct Dial me on 0044 (0)1872 487 470.

Current rates:

Wednesday 27th June 2018 at 11:00

£1.00 GBP = 1.1351 EURO

£1.00 GBP = 1.3211 USD

£1.00 GBP = 1.7898 AUD

£1.00 GBP = 1.9362 NZD

£1.00 GBP = 1.7589 CAD

£1.00 GBP = 18.0341 ZAR

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Key Currency is an award-winning currency exchange specialist, Key Currency Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority as an Authorised Payment Institution (Financial Services Register No. 753989) and experienced in executing high-volume transactions.

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Sterling on the Rises from the Shadows

Today's Currency Market Focus

GBP: Sterling rises from the shadows

EUR: Euro gets slammed (on purpose)

USD: Top Dollar

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GBP: Sterling rises from the shadows

The Pound has had some sharp swings this week even though most of the attention has been on the Euro and Dollar.

In the UK, inflation may have disappointed but bumper growth in retail sales indicates the economy may be coming out of its mini-slump.

With the Fed and ECB tightening policy, we feel the Bank of England will be more inclined to follow suit – which would be positive for the Pound.

EUR: Euro gets slammed (on purpose)

The ECB managed to catch investors by surprise yesterday, triggering steep falls in the Euro.

In the lead up to this month’s meeting the ECB had given markets the heads up they would announce the phasing out of monetary stimulus (bond purchases). But the ECB are a crafty bunch and didn’t want this news to propel the Euro any higher as it would hurt EU (ie German) exports.

So they kept a little bit of bad news back for the big occasion – that interest rates would be on hold through to at least mid-2019. It was enough to spoil the party with the Euro leading the way down on the day.

USD: Top Dollar

There’s no stopping the rampant Dollar at the moment. With the Euro deliberately dented by the European Central Bank and Sterling hindered by Brexit, the Dollar continues to shine.

How quickly we forget that towards the end of last year and early this year, the opposite was true. Good or bad new seem to take the Dollar down.

There is good reason for the Dollar rally. The US economy is in good shape and the Fed is raising rates - another two hikes are expected this year.

But there’s no “sure things” in finance and this weekend is expected to bring more trade tariffs against China. Will the Chinese bite back?