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Unsurprisingly, sterling’s recent value has been governed almost exclusively by Brexit-related news. The British currency jumps when an orderly Brexit looks more likely and drops when it looks like the UK will crash out without a deal. On Monday morning sterling passed the $1.30 barrier for the first time since May, having gone below $1.20 in early September. In less than two weeks, the currency has appreciated by over 5% as the government agreed a new deal with the EU on the UK’s terms of departure. Events in the House of Commons this week will probably determine how the currency fares in the short term.
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