De acordo com alguns especialistas entrevistados pelo Reino Unido Telegraph :
Bill O'Neill, chefe do escritório de investimentos do Reino Unido na UBS Wealth Management, disse:
Obviously relative growth rates are part of it, as that always drives the value of currency.
But in Europe it’s a different world. We’re talking about the next potential move for UK interest rates being upwards – we still think that is the case – whereas in the eurozone they have gone further into negative interest rates. So that gap is still significantly in favour of sterling, we feel.
Nandini Ramakrishnan, estrategista de mercado global da JP Morgan Asset Management, disse:
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In the run up to the referendum, we expect a continued weakness of the pound, but that doesn’t mean further drops at the magnitude we have already seen.
E o Guardião :
(sem conclusão)
We asked a panel of experts without any vested interest in selling you currency, and the consensus was that buying some (but not all) of your holiday money now might be a wise move.
Gráfico histórico para o que vale:
Minha conclusão? Ninguém tem a menor idéia ...
Se você acha que pode favorecer melhor do que os especialistas, talvez seja hora de mudar de emprego.