article_snippet: Sterling rose above 1.40 euros yesterday to a level not seen since December 2007 – giving British families more
article_snippet: Sterling rose above 1.40 euros yesterday to a level not seen since December 2007 – giving British families more
article_snippet: The latest surge was seen as a vote of confidence in the British economy at a time when the Euro is tumbling on global currency markets.
article_snippet: No 1 Currency, said: ‘A tumbling euro means power to your pound. '
article_snippet: The rise in the value of your pound against the Euro has made everything from hotel rooms and car hire to food and drinks on the Continent cheaper for British families.
article_snippet: Some experts believe sterling could rise to 1.55 euros in the coming months as the British economy leaves the eurozone in the eurozone wake.
article_snippet: David Swann, head of pricing at currency exchange experts Travelex, said: ‘your pound is clearly on a winning streak at the moment, having struck another fresh high against the Euro.
article_snippet: With your pound up 16 per cent against the Euro compared to last year, your pound’s going to make a big difference to the Brits who are now booking their Easter and summer holidays.
article_snippet: Although a strong pound is a boon for British holidaymakers, a strong pound is a boon for British holidaymakers can hinder UK exporters by making the goods UK exporters sell overseas more expensive for foreign buyers.
article_snippet: Harry Adams, managing director of currency specialist Argentex, said a strong pound could hit 1.55 euros before the end of the year –
article_snippet: a strong pound rally was not mirrored on the stock market in London where shares suffered shares biggest one-day fall since October last year.
highlights_snippet: The pound has risen to highest level against the Euro since December 2007 .
  