Retail sales bring Pound back down
28 July, 2011
CurrencyIndex
This morning’s UK retail sales data came in worse than expected – prompting a drop in value for the Pound across the board.
December’s retailers reported a 0.3% rise in sales compared to November, down from market forecasts of a 1.2% increase.
Exchange rates are still much better than 10 days ago for virtually every currency – so if you are sending money abroad, contact Currency Index for the latest rates.
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