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Next year, European countries will begin phasing in the euro, which will replace 12 separate currencies and create huge market changes in the foreign-exchange retail business, with the most adverse impact likely on the small currency exchange shops in tourist areas.

To account for changes in foreign exchange rates, App Store retail prices will be increased for the following currencies: Australian Dollar Indian Rupee Indonesian Rupiah Turkish Lira South African Rand Additionally, retail prices for Israeli New Shekels and some price tiers for the New Zealand Dollar will be decreased.

There will be more discussion of the euro and its implications for retail foreign exchange in a later column.

Tracy Bownes, Moneycorp's retail director, said: "Foreign exchange rates tend to differ between airports and other retail outlets – be it online or on the high street.

The shares have held up versus the sector post the Brexit vote, due to foreign exchange benefits (International around 60% retail profits) rather than underlying trading, with Group sales up just 1.3% at constant currency.

None of the Forbes Investor Team panelists think foreign exchange is an asset class for most retail investors.

The International Banking Operations segment, other than its Turkish operations, include a wide range of traditional commercial banking services, such as commercial and retail credit, trade financing, foreign exchange and taking of deposits.

ANZ senior foreign exchange manager Sam Tuck said China's December retails sales and industrial production numbers would also be released.

The extra costs are due to continuing compensation for retail customers but also other issues such as foreign exchange, Libor and money laundering errors of the kind for which HSBC was fined £1.2bn in 2012.

The company said that it will raise retail rates for the following currencies because of foreign exchange rate changes: Australian dollar, Indian rupee, Indonesian rupiah, Turkish lira, and South African rand.

Core RBS has a powerful position in retail and commercial banking in Britain (comprising about 40% of risk-adjusted assets), an investment bank that excels at foreign exchange and fixed income (about one-third) and a middle-sized American retail operation that is strong in several East Coast states.