Dubai Money Exchanges Ran Out Of British Pounds By 5pm Yesterday
It looks like Britain’s vote to leave the European Union has already impacted the UAE. Currency exchanges in Dubai and the capital reported they had run out of pounds as early as 5pm last evening. In Mall of the Emirates it was a different scenario. The bigger exchange houses such as Al Ansari Exchange, UAE Exchange and Wall Street Exchange had run out of the currency by 4.30pm. However, they did mention there was no need to panic at the moment as the stock of the pound was available and would be replenished at any branch that required it. Yesterday the pound fell to a 31-year low.
And this bill could fetch you AED 50.23
You can keep track of the live exchange rates here.
And the reactions to Brexit…
Looking on the bright side of #Brexit. This is my budget for my first property in UK. pic.twitter.com/tK79ic1BkP
— Mubarak (@mubaraklki) June 24, 2016
Can’t believe the #BrexitVote – What a sad day, the only answer should have been #REMAIN
— Tiya Fa (@TiyaFa) June 24, 2016
Will the #Brexit really hurt the production of ‘#GameofThrones’? https://t.co/PHqxomLX8b pic.twitter.com/1YXKHxU9F5
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) June 25, 2016
#Brexit impact: Pound, rupee sink; gold up, stocks tumble, Cameron quits… https://t.co/7urK1HduAE pic.twitter.com/BPoBQCZ6p2
— Emirates 24|7 (@Emirates247) June 25, 2016
Good luck to UK trying to create its own little EUtopia. #Brexit
— Rehmatullah Sheikh (@Sheikh_Rehmat) June 24, 2016
