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Today, the BBC reported that the pound is down 5.2 cents to $1.486, its largest one day fall in percentage terms since sterling crashed out of the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) in 1992.

Here's the full story: [url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7759576.stm]The

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I hear ya Fred, it wasnt THAT long ago it was 1 quid for 2 bucks.......thats friggin mental.

Scary eh!, the pound aint worth a squirt of rat baby gravy these days!

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the markets will do what they will

what i'd like to know if if RWG's British members are feeling the effects on their wallet ?

Personally, I can only say yes and no. I haven't really noticed any difference with buying domestic product like groceries, but I have noticed the difference when it comes to buying things priced in US dollars.

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Well seeing this economy has caused my house to drop by $80,000 in 10 months you could say I was feeling it LOL

Fuel has dived a bit which is good, but on the whole I'm

still pretty wreckless with money ( o really should be more carefull)

I just hope the uk can come out the other side strong again!

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