(Dagbladet): After an “insane” tidlighandel in Asia on Friday, fell to the british pound to the lowest level in three decades, writes The Guardian.
Now wonder the analysts on why, for they can find no logical explanation.
indeed, There are no nyhetshendelse or fluctuations in the market that would indicate a drop of close to ten per cent of britons proud currency.
Ten tommeltotter
the case, It is about a mediator may have been unlucky with their ten tommeltotter – that is, if it was the result of a human error.
another theory is that the sharp decrease can be attributed to an automated, computerized chain reaction, possibly triggered by new warnings about the importance that the united Kingdom has chosen to go out of the EUROPEAN union.
Questions unanswered, but the truth is that the pound sterling sank more under this panikksalget than it did when the news of the Brexit cracked.
According to the BBC, one could note the lowest value of the pound sterling at 31 years of age, compared with the u.s. dollar.
At the lowest, equivalent to one british pound 1.1378 dollars, or 9,14 million – a decline of close to ten per cent.
- Insane “flash crash”
As the market got buzzed up, step pound again, but stabilised at a level that implies a decline of 1.5 per cent measured against the u.s. dollar.
- We had an insane “flash crash”, on a scale and at a pace that really tells you how low the currency actually can sink, says leading market analyst Naeem Aslam in Think Markets, according to Bloomberg.
A mediator in a european bank in Tokyo said the following:
We experienced an even greater decline than the one we saw after Brexit, and there was almost no offer or bid when this happened.
Others have speculated that the decrease may be due to a algoritmedrevet stool, triggered by the French president François Hollande has stated to the Financial Times that the Uk must suffer for his decision to leave the EUROPEAN union.
- the Decline coincides with that Hollande goes out in the Financial Times and require tough Brexit negotiations, ” says Su-Lin Ong, senior economist at RBC Capital Markets in Sydney.
the Pound has fallen 13 percent against the dollar since the united Kingdom at the end of may decided to leave the EUROPEAN union.
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