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Has happened plenty of times before but the £ has been pretty awful for a long time. If 'hard Brexit' does happen that will trigger another slide, that would be the time to order to avoid price increase.
Agree, but £ is looking particularly ropey at present ... Tesla price rises for Currency have significantly lagged in the past ... but with volume up they might have to act faster now ...
Of course it could! Just depends how much doom they have already built-in on the current price. I'm certainly not expecting the price to go down - presuming we are talking about M3 here?
I would not bet on a continuing slide. Trump is known to want to weaken the dollar to improve the US's balance of trade (it seems he's finally been given a Macro-Economics 101 class) and the Fed has signaled interest rate cuts this month.
Meanwhile the BOE is under pressure from the MPC to raise rates and a weaker pound will only fuel that. If the Fed drop rates and the BOE raises them, I would expect the exchange rate to return to the 1.30's before the end of the month regardless of Brexit.
Indeed. I had a mortgage in the UK until last year when I paid it off. When I first moved to the US, the exchange rate was $1.96/GBP and now it's $1.25 or so. As soon as the Brexit vote crashed sterling, I started paying huge chunks of my mortgage off using dollars.
I would not bet on a continuing slide. Trump is known to want to weaken the dollar to improve the US's balance of trade (it seems he's finally been given a Macro-Economics 101 class) and the Fed has signaled interest rate cuts this month.
Meanwhile the BOE is under pressure from the MPC to raise rates and a weaker pound will only fuel that. If the Fed drop rates and the BOE raises them, I would expect the exchange rate to return to the 1.30's before the end of the month regardless of Brexit.
Richard Branson doesn't seem to agree with your "regardless of Brexit" part. I suppose to some extent it depends whether or not we leave the EU with a deal. Hopefully we will and it there will be a collective sigh of relief and the pound might even recover - at least in the short term response. But it's all crystal ball gazing. Nobody really knows what will happen until it does.