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  In fact, Howard, the Eurozone has 17 members, so when trading with each other, they won't be negatively affected by a stronger euro, as they all use the same currency.
  But it would make their fuel imports so much cheaper for them, as the Eurozone depends on fuel imports to a very large extent.
  
  But our over-valued pound is strangling our economy.
  We have (still) oil in the North Sea - OK not much left - and the Falklands, so we could easily weather that problem.
  But our trade deficit would be rectified once we can export more to other countries based on fair trade.
  
  This is currently denied us owing to the enormous wage discrepancy between the UK and many Asian, African and South & Central American countries. A proper pound value would reduce these wage differences, thus opening up markets to our economy on a reciprocal and fair level.

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