Pound and Euro Price Rises
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Pound and Euro Price Rises
Once upon a time, we had dynamic currency exchange rates. Our base currency is US Dollars, but that meant that GBP and Euro prices fluctuated on a daily basis, which caused some confusion with customers, but did ensure that there was price parity between our 3 main currencies.
A couple of years ago we fixed the exchange rates to avoid these daily GBP and Euro pricing fluctuations.
Over the last few months, the USD has strengthened a lot, well, more accurately the Pound and Euro have crapped out against the US Dollar because of the uncertainty over our (laugh) Brexit strategy, which means we need to adust GBP and Euro prices.
As of 1st September, there will be an approx 10% rise in GBP pricing and 5% rise in Euro pricing. US Dollar will remain as is.
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Once upon a time, there used to be a Brexit thread, seems to have been archived. Why was this by the way? Just curious.
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Turns out being dumb is expensive
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How can we have countries that have puppets in power that are best known for their shambolic hosting of TV shows? The day someone from Geordie Shore, The Only Way is Essex, or Love Island make it in to office (and I don't mean the high street shoe shop…I thank you!), in the words of Ani Difranco, I'm going to take my friends and move to Canada.
On a serious note @Giles has the business risk been assessed for any potential price hike due to the impact of brexit other than currency exchange rates fluctuating? Will shipping freight and duty remain the same? (As far as you can sensibly predict)
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Pound and Euro Price Rises
Once upon a time, we had dynamic currency exchange rates. Our base currency is US Dollars, but that meant that GBP and Euro prices fluctuated on a daily basis, which caused some confusion with customers, but did ensure that there was price parity between our 3 main currencies.
A couple of years ago we fixed the exchange rates to avoid these daily GBP and Euro pricing fluctuations.
Over the last few months, the USD has strengthened a lot, well, more accurately the Pound and Euro have crapped out against the US Dollar because of the uncertainty over our (laugh) Brexit strategy, which means we need to adust GBP and Euro prices.
As of 1st September, there will be an approx 10% rise in GBP pricing and 5% rise in Euro pricing. US Dollar will remain as is.
Does this mean I need to bulk buy [emoji55]
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How can we have countries that have puppets in power that are best known for their shambolic hosting of TV shows?
I assume you are having a dig at our American cousins? Well FFS we are in far deeper shite than them, and the last I knew, none of our current or recent past "leaders" were TV show hosts.
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I wouldn't say our orangutan was really a "TV host," as that requires a modicum of charm and wit. He was a "reality TV star," which any knob can handle, as evidenced by the proliferation of people with no discernible talent or skill now clogging celebrity.
