Exchange of fates
As the pound goes down, brokers making US dollars are seeing an unexpected benefit in the recession....
As the pound goes down, brokers making US dollars are seeing an unexpected benefit in the recession. Ana Paula Nacif outlines the bright prospects.
Thanks to a favourable dollar-sterling exchange rate
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