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Default 26-03-2010, 02:47

That's why smart people usually hedge currencies if they do relevant business in other countries, especially if they come from Australia and so have a strong commodity-backed currency.

The chart shows the decline of the British Pound against the Aussie Dollar, which amounted to nearly 30% only last year and the exchange rate is still falling:


I fear that 30%-decline ate up Freshtel's margin in the UK.


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I fear that 30%-decline ate up Freshtel's margin in the UK.
OTOH it makes visits to the UK from us colonials 30% cheaper than last year


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