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So when the Euro was created it was 1.64 to the pound.
Continued membership of the EU saw that continually fall to 1.47 in 2007, losing 10% of its value.
In 2008 we had the crash where it fell to its lowest level ever 1.03 (we were still in the glorious EU then).
It has recovered a bit since then but generally bounced around the 1.2 mark.
We are currently at 1.10, so low, but not our lowest by some way.
So before the brexit referendum was even considered, the pound had gone from 1.64 to 1.20, so losing about 27% of its value against the euro.
Cheers,
Nigel |
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