Stocks rally in Europe after the UK Parliament backs the latest plan put forward by Prime Minister Theresa May, this time to delay leaving the European Union.
, this time to delay leaving the European Union.
"The second, if this fails, is that the Government would seek a lengthier extension — to allow for the formulation of a new Brexit strategy — with an understanding this would likely mean the UK having to participate in EU elections scheduled for late May." "Our view is that there is still plenty of upside potential for the pound from here, but still just enough uncertainty around for there to be no rush to fully price in either a soft Brexit or indeed no Brexit," said Mr Attrill.
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