Currency Thoughts Hits 1000 Postings

May 7, 2009

My review of the Bank of England statement below was the 1000th post of this blog. If you haven’t already done so, please take a couple of minutes to fill out the brief customer satisfaction survey to make the next thousand posts even more useful. Thank you for your support.

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