Currency Information: EuroZone out of recession - figures slightly worse than expected Euro weakness

Friday, 13 November 2009

EuroZone out of recession - figures slightly worse than expected Euro weakness

As expected in my early morning post the Eurozone are now officially out of a recession, however figures came out slightly worse than expected by major analysts leading to minor Euro weakness.

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Having assisted many clients over the years that have requirements to send funds abroad I completely understand that each individual case needs to be dealt with in a different way.

Some clients may know exactly how the markets work and purely would like to achieve the best exchange rates, and some may have little or no understanding about how the markets work and need some help along the way.

Whichever category you fall into I am more than happy to assist you every step of the way, fully explaining the process and keeping you up to date with market movements alongside any upcoming data that may have an affect on the cost of your currency.

If I could predict exactly where the markets will go in the future I would quite clearly be a very rich man so I cannot guarantee you solid advice, however I can give you my opinion based on market knowledge and trading the markets myself for years.

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Once the registration is completed I will personally get in touch with you to discuss your requirements, which in turn will assist me to work out the best way for you to go about securing your currency which may include forward contracts or stop/limit orders.

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Once the facility is open and I have achieved you a rate that you are happy with it is again a very simple process from there forward which I will outline below:

1) We go through a brief verbal agreement over the phone in order to book out your rate.

2) Within 5 minutes I forward across a contract note to you which can be emailed, posted or faxed which will contain all the details of the the transaction, our bank account details for you to transfer to and a section for you to fill in with the details of where you would like the funds to be sent.

3) Once a rate is booked we generally ask for settlement within 2 working days, and once funds are received and everything in place we send your funds out as a 'swift' international transfer - they should arrive in your designated account within 1-3 working days.

Please feel free to email me at djw@currencies.co.uk or contact me personally - Daniel Wright on freephone 0800 328 5884 and I will be more than happy to assist.

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I deal with hundreds of overseas property sellers, football agents, yacht salesman, magazines and many other businesses that actively refer clients to me to ensure that three things happen.

1. Their clients transaction goes through smoothly, efficiently and arrives on time.

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Friday, 13 November 2009

EuroZone out of recession - figures slightly worse than expected Euro weakness

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