Sterling remains in the doldrums as Liz Truss becomes next UK prime minister
Incoming PM ‘potentially trapped between the lesser of two evils of inflation on one side and recession on the other’
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Will bidding adieu to Boris Johnson boost British investment?
His tenure has been marked by persistent sterling weakness and depressed asset prices
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FTSE 100 and sterling rally as Boris Johnson resigns
But UK to endure a ‘lengthy period of uncertainty’ until new Tory leader chosen
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Sterling poised for ‘knee jerk’ reaction to UK general election
Fears Jeremy Corbyn upset could see pound hit $1.05 may be overblown in the longer term
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Odey licking his wounds after challenging September
Odey European has fallen 19% this year
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BoE will not be swayed by ‘benign’ inflation data
Inflation ticks above central bank’s 2% target for first time this year
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‘Division will reign supreme’: Funds industry on the quashed Brexit deal
MPs vote 432 to 202 against Theresa May’s deal
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Uncertainty reigns: The 10 most read Brexit stories of 2018
From blue passports to pensions, Portfolio Adviser examines the most read Brexit stories of the year
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More investors move away from sterling-exposed funds
JP Morgan and Martin Currie among the trusts with the least exposure
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Sterling now more vulnerable to Brexit, warns economist
Shift from foreign direct investment to short-term bank loans leaves currency at risk if no deal
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FTSE relationship with sterling enters uncertain territory
Investors mixed on whether negative correlation would break down on ‘no deal’ Brexit
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Robo-advice manager spots Brexit bias on UK equities
Brexit-voting fund managers are more likely to be positive on the outlook for the UK economy, according to Nutmeg investment manager James McManus.