UBS: Negotiators working on Irish problem amidst EU-UK divorce
|Union Bank of Switzerland’s analysis team points out that it seems that negotiators are apparently working on the Irish problem in the interminably tedious EU-UK divorce.
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“Markets are unlikely to put too much faith in this.”
“The UK's opposition Labour Party split may encourage some governing Conservatives to consider a general election.”
“Just when markets thought political uncertainty could not increase in the UK.”
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