Foreign Exchange Specialist Mugs

Sanctions on the yen backfiring.

Phrenology bust with sections for different currencies.

Businessmen trying to prop up a line-chart with sticks

"My tariffs will move the world in a new direction!!"

Tariff Wars

'I know we're inchworms, but let's get into the spirit of this! Change is good!'

The symbol for the euro (?) depicted as the wheel of a wheelchair, symbolising the state of the currency

'There. See? Your buddy is OK. Now show us our guy before we make the swap.'

"This is a big seller, and we get them cheap...from China."

"Just as I feared. Tariffs."

'Euro's down against the pound, dollars up against yen, pound is... what the hell don't expect cheap meals in France!'

Exchange Rate.

Lady in Card Shop sees Sympathy Cards section with 'Bear Market', 'Falling Dollar' and 'Inflation' categories.

Made in China.

"Good God! Has the dollar fallen that far?"

Export

Japanese economic policies advocated by Shinzo Abe.

'Look, if we're going to make this business work, we need to stop eating all the stock.'

Exotic Insects Arrive in England with Imported Fruit

Suez Canal Curse

The strong Canadian dollar is bad for the Canadian exporting manufacturers.

F&E International. I miss the days when the import/export business was easy come/easy go.

'I want a holiday that will impress the neighbours, which country offers most kudos to the Pound?'

The Tobin Tax.

'If you want produce grown on the farm down the road you'll have to go to Kuala Lumpur.'

'The dollar is down, so he's worshiping the Euro.'

'It's 10pm, does anyone know how much the U.S. dollar is worth?'

Gulliver's Travellers Cheques

"I know you wanted to go to Paris, Dear, but Spitzbergen has a GREAT exchange rate!"

'I'm afraid, Mr.Siimkins, that you have been badly advised - Birmingham is NOT a tax haven. . .'

Cultivating money.

The Crippled Euro

"Uh oh...I was concerned about a supply chain break."

Suez canal blocking.

''How my year as an exchange student totally rocked thanks to my awesome pal Timmy Lowell' by Vladimir Brezskinov, translated from Russian by Timmy Lowell.'