It will be down to "uncertainty." You missed post 87?
Why would there be uncertainty on that date?
Trolling again?
If preparations are in place for any scenario (at least that is what we have been told) why would there be any uncertainty?
Rhetorical questions from those who already know the answers and asking the questions as a form of bait.
Get over it.
You don't seem aware of a lot. Here's the BBC to help explain it to you.
Why the pound is getting weaker
I assume then you agree with what is in this link. Or do you want to have another read to understand it?
I assume then you agree with what is in the link. Or do you want to have another read to understand it?
https://www.avforums.com/attachments/upload_2019-9-6_17-33-9-png.1192157/
What did I say?
Oh yeah.
How strong is an economy with a currency that has depreciated by 20% and will likely depreciate to a historic low in the following months (seems that most in this forum believe so too)
Not happening is it? Household savings ratio is at near record low.
It hasn't happened either.
General government gross debt equivalent to 85.2% of gross domestic product (GDP). I am sure this helps.
Funny how uncertainty is not affecting the Euro as much.
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I'd be vaguely interested to see what would happen to the Euro if we leave with a no deal.