Market Analyst at FXTM
The Pound soared towards the 1.30 level
against the US Dollar, after UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European
Commission President, Jean-Claude Juncker both announced that a Brexit deal has
been reached.
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Sterling’s surge reflects the relief
among investors that both sides were able to get a deal over the line in time
for the EU summit, despite some noise to the contrary in the lead-up.
Still, a sterner political test awaits
within Westminster on Super Saturday, where previous iterations of the Brexit
deal have been stonewalled. Much rests on the votes by the Democratic Unionist
Party this weekend as to whether the UK can bring the curtains down on this
protracted Brexit saga by October 31.
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If this next attempt to get the Brexit
deal passed by UK lawmakers fails yet again on Saturday, the Pound is sure to
unwind recent gains. However, a request for yet another Brexit extension, if
granted, may mitigate Sterling’s fall at around the 1.22 mark against the US
Dollar.
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