The above chart is the 10 year one. Is this the first time it's broken the £1/40THB level?

Doc67 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 03, 2019 1:32 pm

The above chart is the 10 year one. Is this the first time it's broken the £1/40THB level?

Is that a trick question?

the baht is strong & the thai gov wants it that way
i wouldnt be surprised if the poond goes down to 35baht upon brexit materialising but then jump sharply after brexit has proved to be less of a drag on the uk than anticipated

If that is your prediction of Brexit I may return when it happens. All I remember in business, was losing money, due to European law. I am not saying that the law's and regulations were all bad.
But who in their right mind's allows such as food mountains, because we don't need your produce, so most can rot, after giving the butter to the aged. Sea fishing allocated at a certain amount in your own waters, allowing other countries there fair catch from your stock. Too many they go back dead over the side. Farms paid subsidies to let land grow wild for flora and fauna.

Artisan wrote: ↑Mon Jun 03, 2019 1:47 pm

Doc67 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 03, 2019 1:32 pm

The above chart is the 10 year one. Is this the first time it's broken the £1/40THB level?

Is that a trick question?

No. I was just that my XE app only goes back 10 years, Anyway, I have found an answer to my question; no, it's not the first time. See chart below...

OMG, my next trip to Pattaya is going to cost me a fortune.

Skip Pattaya and come Phnom Penh better value all round

The Aussie shit to i

DaveG wrote: ↑Tue Jun 04, 2019 2:27 pm OMG, my next trip to Pattaya is going to cost me a fortune.

I’m glad I had the holidays I had in Pattaya in my 30’s, not even taking into account the 60% drop in the exchange rate we used to play golf every day of the week and the cost of that has increased 4-6 fold, out every night and beer has almost doubled, the purple persuader got you very attractive company if you wanted it and I’m guessing that has gone up exponentially in opposite proportion to attitude and attractiveness. Accomodation is probably the thing that has increased the least in baht terms and I’m actually getting cheaper flights from London to Bangkok now than I was 20 years ago.

I dread to think what the equivalent 3 week holiday would cost in Sterling terms now compared to the late nineties early 2000’s.