The pound sterling depreciates more than that every couple of months under the present régime.
We do not know the implications for the pound sterling of staying out.
There are those who talk about the devaluation of our currency—the pound sterling—as some sort of panacea to solve everybody's difficulties at once.
The fall in the pound sterling meant a recovery in demand, and apparently better export prospects.
I quite agree there is a difference in the value of the pound sterling.
No single step can do more to strengthen the pound sterling.
We do, not buy gold with our pound sterling.
How can we be accused, in these circumstances, of manoeuvres to undermine the value of the pound sterling as against the dollar?
