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The pound took rather a battering at the end of last week as the UK’s general election confounded expectations of a landslide victory for the Conserva
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The pound took rather a battering at the end of last week as the UK’s general election confounded expectations of a landslide victory for the Conserva
After falling in reaction to the outcome of Thursday’s general election, the pound is beginning the week in a more stable position.
The UK took to the polls yesterday in GE2017 and it is fairly safe to say that Prime Minister Theresa May didn’t get the result she was hoping for.
The pound has been surprisingly calm in the final countdown to the election, making steady advances yesterday.
The pound has once-again become a politically-correlated currency, following developments in election polls over economic data.
After starting the day poorly the pound managed to make up some lost ground against several of the majors thanks to an election poll favouring a Conse
Election fears continued to grip the pound last week, with polls varying wildly in their findings. UK data was largely positive, with the manufacturin
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