CBI???WHY the change???

[badco32]

US dollar USD 1170.000 1168.000

Euro EUR 1485.900 1485.157

British pound GBP ----- -----

Canadian dollar CAD 1107.745 1107.191

Swiss franc CHF 1136.033 1135.465

Swedish krona SEK 158.429 158.350

Norwegian krone NOK 186.552 186.459

Danish krone DKK 199.536 199.436

Japanese yen JPY 13.624 13.617

Special

Drawing Rights SDR 1765.682 1764.799

Indicative rates - 31.08.2010

Why the blank BP????

[hiltonhead05]

Means no change

[ShawnW]

Means no change

I can't say that I know the answer but I don't believe that. It has been listed at 1170 US for a VERY long time(unchanged) and always posted.

[bonehead]

anyone even use bp anymore?

[ShawnW]

I think he was right. The reason they always list USD is because the IQD is 100% pegged to the USD. You'll probably find that the USD remained unchanged to the BP that day.

Nope it didn't.

That box shows the rate, not the change. otherwise all those numbers would be listed as .0005's and such, instead of the current exchange rate.

Now back to the USD/GBP I am not sure how you were correlating that to the GBP/IQD but the value did change yesterday on the USD/GBP.

[ShawnW]

Now back to the USD/GBP I am not sure how you were correlating that to the GBP/IQD but the value did change yesterday on the USD/GBP.

Sorry needed more coffee. I understand the correlation now, but yes they did change and the $ got stronger yesterday and is continuing to do so today.