Not really.And whatever bounceback there was is probably attributable to the fact that Article 50 wasn't invoked straightaway. Markets are fickle like that.
If Art 50 ever is invoked, the bloodletting of Friday morning will look trivial.
(If Art 50 ever is invoked, the bloodletting of Friday morning will look trivial.
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Sun 26 Jun 2016, 13:02,
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You may rememberMark Carney giving evidence to the Monetary Policy Comittee said that the pound was likely to fall quite sharply following a brexit vote, but that the BOE were putting contingency plans in place. That nice Mr. Rees-Mogg called for Mr. Carney's resignation. Following the vote the pound fell sharply, Mr. Carney reassured the market that the BOE has a contingency plan in place following which the pound stabalises. Mr. Rees-Mogg was not available for comment at this time.
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Sun 26 Jun 2016, 18:50,
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