GBP to weaken further amid prolonged Brexit uncertainty – Goldman Sachs
|BBC reports the recent comments delivered by Andrew Wilson, Europe, Middle East and Africa Chief Executive of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, following the UK PM May’s Brexit deal defeat.
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"We expect the British pound, which has reversed last night's strength over the course of the day, to weaken further amid prolonged uncertainty.
That said, ruling out of a 'no-deal' Brexit could provide some support for the currency."
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