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15 Jan 2019

UK: MPs vote down amendment to rewrite Irish backstop

MPs have voted down John Baron's amendment F to allow the UK to have a unilateral right to terminate the Irish backstop by 600 votes to 24. MPs are now voting for the main motion, the Brexit deal.

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FTSE 100 index closed marginally higher on weaker sterling/Chinese whispers, ahead of key Brexit vote

China's plans to cut taxes on a larger scale sent risk sentiment higher on Tuesday as plans to help support a slowing economy and boost spending while
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Jan 15, 2019

Breaking: Parliament votes down PM May's Brexit deal, GBP/USD volatile around 1.27

British Parliament has rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal with a majority of 230, 202 vs 432.  With the initial market reaction, the G
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