Severfield Share Discussion Threads

[waldron] 30/7/2021 05:47

EURCHF:CUR EUR-CHF X-RATE 1.0773CHF +0.0002+0.02%

[grupo guitarlumber] 26/7/2021 10:24

1.0825CHF +0.0002+0.02%

[waldron] 22/7/2021 06:44

EURCHF:CUR EUR-CHF X-RATE 1.0822CHF -0.0001-0.01%

[ariane] 21/7/2021 07:53

1.0844CHF -0.0010-0.09%

[waldron] 19/7/2021 07:20

EURCHF:CUR EUR-CHF X-RATE 1.0853CHF -0.0003-0.03%

[waldron] 16/7/2021 07:45

EURCHF:CUR EUR-CHF X-RATE 1.0845CHF +0.0005+0.05%

[waldron] 14/7/2021 09:18

EURCHF:CUR EUR-CHF X-RATE 1.0821CHF +0.0002+0.02%

[ariane] 12/7/2021 08:45

1.0850CHF -0.0007-0.07%

[ariane] 10/7/2021 08:24

1.0857CHF +0.0018+0.17%

[waldron] 08/7/2021 13:48

EURCHF:CUR EUR-CHF X-RATE 1.0850CHF -0.0064-0.59%

[waldron] 08/7/2021 10:56

cheers Sortrei i must check out euro sterling movement to see if both weakening or stable thanks again

[solrei] 08/7/2021 10:41

Franc strength. It's up against Sterling as well

[waldron] 08/7/2021 09:20

EURCHF:CUR EUR-CHF X-RATE 1.0873CHF -0.0041-0.38% is the sfr getting stronger or the euro getting weaker any thoughts guys as to why

[sphere25] 07/7/2021 13:24

Someone has come in for a tidy 4.1m at 81p, which might be allowing the breakout. All imo DYOR

[roddiemac2] 07/7/2021 13:18

diesel, The shares are up 5.2p ( 6.58% ) this morning, in vol of 4,671,674----.( a little over 1.5% of the shares in issue )

[diesel] 07/7/2021 12:52

No much activity on this thread despite what appears to be a significant move in share price

[waldron] 07/7/2021 08:06

EURCHF:CUR EUR-CHF X-RATE 1.0924CHF -0.0007-0.07%

[la forge] 03/7/2021 06:46

1.0926CHF -0.0043-0.39%

[waldron] 29/6/2021 07:42

EURCHF:CUR EUR-CHF X-RATE 1.0960CHF -0.0007-0.06%

[ariane] 28/6/2021 13:14

1.0970CHF +0.0025+0.23%

[waldron] 23/6/2021 14:31

swissinfo.ch Swiss turning to new payment methods, but cash is still king The use of debit cards continues to increase but cash remains the most popular payment method in Switzerland. This content was published on June 23, 2021 - 11:10 June 23, 2021 - 11:10 swissinfo.ch/urs A survey by the Swiss National Bank (SNB) found that 97% of respondents keep cash in their wallets or at home to cover day-to-day expenses, while 92% own a debit card and 78% hold a credit card, according to a press release External linkon Wednesday. The number of card-holders was up 4% and 15% respectively compared with a previous survey carried out in 2017. Mobile payment apps are also registering robust growth: 48% of respondents used them last year compared to 11% in 2017. The shift in payment methods reflects “the fact that the population has become increasingly aware and appreciative of innovations” and that “the coronavirus pandemic has further accelerated the changes”, the SNB said. The shifts can be observed to “varying degrees” across all population groups. And “as before, the population does not feel particularly restricted in its choice of payment method,” according to the authors of the report. More Why Switzerland is struggling to guarantee pensions for the next generation Switzerland faces a unique obstacle when it comes to preventing the pension system from collapsing with time. The most widely used method for settling recurring payments in Switzerland is via online banking transfers. The survey was conducted among 2,100 people in autumn last year.

[florenceorbis] 20/6/2021 08:25

1.0946CHF +0.0017+0.15%