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ajapale
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Should the government consider outlawing pricing in currencies other than the Euro?
If I am buying (say) packaging equipment manufactured in Italy I will have to deal with a UK agent who will price in sterling. I will then incur two exhange risks and will problabley loose out on both counts.
I have a feeling that this goes on all over the place especially with the UK based supermarket.
Surely one of the advantages of the single currency was to eliminate exchange risk.
Any one got any thoughts?
Please forgive the post as it could be more articulate but I hope you get my drift.
A.J.A Pale
If I am buying (say) packaging equipment manufactured in Italy I will have to deal with a UK agent who will price in sterling. I will then incur two exhange risks and will problabley loose out on both counts.
I have a feeling that this goes on all over the place especially with the UK based supermarket.
Surely one of the advantages of the single currency was to eliminate exchange risk.
Any one got any thoughts?
Please forgive the post as it could be more articulate but I hope you get my drift.
A.J.A Pale