Market Report – 17/12/18
GBP – Bank of England to hold rates Last week Prime Minister May delayed the House of Commons vote on the Brexit withdrawal deal as it clearly didn’t have enough support.
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GBP – Bank of England to hold rates Last week Prime Minister May delayed the House of Commons vote on the Brexit withdrawal deal as it clearly didn’t have enough support.
GBP – Key Brexit vote This week will be very significant for the Brexit process. The House of Commons will vote on the withdrawal agreement and political declaration on Tuesday evening.
GBP – Parliament debates Brexit Parliamentary debates will be held ahead of the ‘meaningful’ vote on the withdrawal agreement on 11th December. There will be five days of debate by Parliament
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