... WHAT'S GOING ON WITH THE NEW CURRENCY By CLINTON MANNING, Business Editor THE euro slipped to new lows against the dollar and the pound yesterday. Is it in terminal decline? A NO! Euro's one-to-one flirtation with the Midollar was a brief one. It reached ...

... and Germany shot up up new currency nearly three per cent in value during the first hour. Only Britain which is a jobs bonanza, lower prices and interest rates of three per cent. Matt King, of investment bank J P Morgan, said: It's just been great, ...

... bosses have warned. They say the Euro will cause a headache because it means converting all amusement arcade machines. The new currency is due to arrive in January 2002 and national currencies will disappear six months later. But European leaders have not ...

... VOICE OF The Mirror Let's make it a happy new euro TODAY the world changes for ever with the birth of a new currency. It will dominate Europe and rival the mighty dollar. Eleven countries are adopting the euro as their unit of currency. Britain is not ...

... amazed EU sceptics with claims that the euro could be a success. Until now Conservative leaders have insisted that the new currency, to be launched by 11 countries in January, would flop. But Mr Lilley said: It's possible, initially, that it will seem ...

... in and then panic. He says firms could lose out on the Euro if they are not prepared. Companies refusing payment in the new currency could risk upsetting important customers or suppliers. if the pound falls against the Euro in between an invoice being ...

... isn't part of it. January 1, 1999, sees the launch the Euro, with mortgages, ban accounts and travellers' cheques in the new currency. There is even the prospect of cheap( home loans because interest rates in th 11 euro countries are just 3 per cent - compared ...

... President has to remain so? As the sad, mad Clinton witchhunt was reaching the Senate, Europe was successfully launching a new currency. A currency which could turn our continent into the most powerful trading block on earth. Which would mean we were members ...

... telephones etc euro-friendly •Train staff to work with the new currency •Let customers know how it will affect them •Convert shelf prices into euros • Make sure receipts are in the new currency •Change bank statements into euros of strategy. But he added ...

... on the might of the pound and dollar yesterday - and more than held its own. After the first full day's trading in the new currency, investors in the US, Australia, Japan, Brazil and China were set to snap up billions of euros to boost their foreign reserves ...

... proportion. Nat West's Peter Ibbetson points out the vast majority of small firms will By KEVAN REILLY never deal with the new currency. He says: If you think you'll only make the odd payment in Euro, then the best option is to use your normal account and ...

... GOOD TO GO IT A LOAN BRITONS can soon gain a slice of the euro action by taking out home loans in the new currency. Abbey National and Barclays Bank are preparing euro mortgage accounts with interest rates of 4.75 per cent. The average on a standard variable ...