Currency Analysis - May 27, 2016 through September 2, 2019 (3-1/4 year duration)

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Date of Referendum:  June 23, 2016

Summary of Facts, Data, and Analysis

Since May 27, 2016, approximately four weeks prior to the referendum, both the US Dollar and EURO have remained stable. 

* On May 27, 2016, the EURO was 1.11 to the USD.  Today, the EURO is 1.10 to the USD.

* The Euro has dropped a mere 1.3% to the US Dollar.

* The Thai baht has independently gained in strength to prominent worldwide currencies averaging approximately 18% (strong independant baht).

* The Canadian Dollar has dropped a small 2.26% to the US Dollar.

* The Australian Dollar has dropped a significant 6.6% to the US Dollar.

* The British Pound has dropped 17.5% to the US Dollar.

 

While prominent worldwide currencies have dropped 14-19% to the Thai Baht, the British Pound has dropped more than 29% since the referendum.