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How is Sterling stable?

lalababa · 2019-03-11 21:09:13

As above Sterling seems remarkablely stable and strongish concidering what's going on? How is this? And do the currency markets know something I don't (probably!)?

11-03-2019 9:09pm

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As above Sterling seems remarkablely stable and strongish concidering what's going on? How is this? And do the currency markets know something I don't (probably!)?

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#2 11-03-2019 10:02pm

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People in the know assuming UK will blink first and sign the withdrawal agreement.

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#3 16-03-2019 12:26pm

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Sterling took a hit immediately after the vote in 2016 which it hasn’t come close to recovering from so I think the relative steadiness of the last 12-18 months has already factored in a good part of the brexit uncertainty.

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