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Will the UKP go to parity with the EUR by 31/12/2009
Background: From FTAdviser: "The recession could result in a parity between the euro and sterling by the end of 2009, commentators have warned, as the pound plunged again this week and the euro hit an all time high against sterling yesterday." Link: http://fon.gs/ftadvisor-article/
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source / FT Currency crossrates.
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