Brexit has reached a point of reset which is likely to delay the exit of the UK from the EU, if it happens at all; uncertainty will remain elevated and investment decisions will continue to be postponed. Alastair George, Edison Investment Research, shares his thoughts on political developments and the impact on markets: "After letters…
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CySEC regulated retail forex broker FXTM has shared an interesting observation from its trading room. Notably, that there is widespread negativity towards Sterling from its traders, with 95% of its clients trading short on the GBPUSD ahead of the expected historic March 29 trigger of Article 50, formally beginning the exit of the UK from the…
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This article was written by freelance writer Zak Goldberg. Brexit is one of the biggest topics in the global financial communities, and this is even in a time where other hugely significant things like President Trump's early days in power are going on. Whether you were for or against Brexit, the fact certainly still remains…
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Markets have priced in Article 50.
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The UK Supreme Court ruled in a 8-3 vote that an act of Parliament is required in order for the May government to trigger 'Article 50' and formally begin the UK's withdrawal from the EU. The court effectively rejected the arguments put forth on behalf of Theresa May's government, which wanted to trigger Article 50…
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