Pound’s sudden dip a headache


Queen Elizabeth is displayed on a flag of a 50 pound note at Myers of Keswick, a British grocery store, June 24, 2016 in New York City. - AFP

PETALING JAYA: Money changers are feeling the “pinch” with the pound sterling’s sudden dip, which they said was the worst in over three decades.

Halasuria Exchange director Datuk Abdul Sallam Packiry said money changers were not able to trade in the pound sterling for now.

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