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Saturday 6th September 02:03

 Reuters.co.uk 20:30
FOREX-Dollar tumbles on weak U.S. jobs data 

 Trading Markets 20:09
Pound Advanced Against Euro Despite Lack Of Economic Data

 Trading Markets 20:09
British Pound Hovering Above 1-Week Low Against Yen

 Trading Markets 19:56
Yen Up Against Other Majors Ahead Of BoJ Policy Board Meeting

 Trading Markets 19:56
Yen Extending Gains Against Euro Intraday Friday

 Trading Markets 19:56
Japanese Yen Coming Off 1-Month High Against Dollar

 Trading Markets 19:56
Japanese Yen Broke From Range Against Pound Intraday Friday

 ABS-CBNNEWS.COM 19:43
Peso up to highest level since May 18

 ABS-CBNNEWS.COM 19:43
Gross international reserves post record high at end-June

 FT.com 19:43
Japan raises growth forecast to 2.2% 

 Trading Markets 19:31
Euro Range-Bound Against Other Majors Intraday Friday

 Trading Markets 19:31
Euro Gained Against Greenback On Weak U.S. Data

 Trading Markets 19:31
Swiss Data Weakened Euro Against Franc

 Trading Markets 19:31
Euro Fell To 1-Week Low Against Pound

 Trading Markets 19:31
Euro Reversed Thursday's Gains Against Japanese Yen Friday

 Dow Jones Newswires 19:20
Chilean Peso Closes Stronger Tracking Brazil Real Gains

 FXstreet 18:54
Forex Market Daily Briefing 7/06/06

 FT.com 18:48
US jobs growth weaker than expected 

 FT.com 18:48
Dollar hit by weaker-than-expected jobs data 

 Nasdaq 18:31
CURRENCIES: Dollar Hits 1-month Euro Low On Weak Jobs Data

 Dow Jones Newswires 18:31
CURRENCIES: Dollar Falls On Hawkish Trichet Comments, Payrolls Data Loom

 Finextra.com 18:04
European MPs pass resolution to probe Swift data snooping

 Trading Markets 18:01
Australian Dollar Bouncing Off 5-Week High Against U.S. Counterpart

 interactive investor 17:51
Dollar dented by weak US jobs report

 Trading Markets 17:51
Greenback Holding Steady Against Franc Intraday Friday

 San Francisco Chronicle 17:49
Dollar Dips Against Major Currencies

 ADVFN 17:47
Forex - Dollar dented by weak US ...

 MoneyAM 17:45
Forex - Dollar dented by weak US jobs report 

 Reuters.co.uk 17:22
GLOBAL MARKETS-Dollar slides, Treasuries gain on weak jobs 

 Irish Sun 17:06
Japan Stocks End Flat; Dollar Down vs. Yen

 FXstreet 17:04
Today´s Signal

 Reuters.co.uk 16:54
CORRECTED - FOREX-Dollar tumbles on weaker-than-expected jobs data 

 Reuters.co.uk 16:53
FOREX-Dollar tumbles on weaker-than-expected jobs data 

 iWon 16:48
Dollar Falls, Gold Rises in Europe

 Santa Barbara News Press, California 16:41
Dollar dips against most major currencies after torpid U.S. jobs report

 Myrtle Beach Sun News, South Carolina 16:38
Dollar dips against most major currencies

 Greenwich Time, Connecticut 16:37
RadioShack Appoints Day Chairman, CEO

 Trading Markets 16:23
Pound Fetched 1-Month High Against Greenback; Lost Ground Against Yen Late Morning Friday

 Trading Markets 16:23
British Pound Increased Earlier Gains Against Euro

 Trading Markets 16:13
Japanese Yen Holding Gains Against Other Majors Mid-Morning Friday

Welcome to the Regular International Transfers (RIT) Division

Do you have a regular payment to make overseas?

Mortgage PaymentsPension Payments
Wages / BonusesLiving Expenses / Utility Bills

If you make regular payments for any of the above from the UK in Euros, US Dollars any currency, an RIT is a practical, cost effective solution.

For example. If you own an overseas property, you may have to send monthly sums of foreign currency to an overseas bank account to ensure you have adequate funds to meet your mortgage commitments and living expenses. Or perhaps you are an ex-pat based overseas, either permanently or short-term and require to the transfer your pension / wages from the UK to wherever you may be domiciled.

It is no surprise that UK banks can be slow and expensive when it comes to transferring funds overseas. When you use a high street bank, commission and transfer charges can add an extra £35 a month to your payment costs. Many local branches have staff with little or no experience of international transfers. Their mistakes can cause delays and cost you money. What's more, the funds may go through several links in a chain: from local branch to destination branch. Each link increases the chances of your funds being delayed or even going astray resulting in late payment charges and an unforced overdraft which can affect your personal credit. At Excel Currencies we prevent this happening.

The main benefit for using the RIT process is we save on average £500 a year per client. If you would like more information about our RIT process please call T: +44 (0)1322 22 11 21 and ask to speak to our RIT division.