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12 Feb 2019

UK PM May to tell lawmakers to hold their nerve to get a Brexit deal from EU - BBC

BBC News is now reporting that the UK PM Theresa May is likely to urge the lawmakers to hold on their nerve to get a Brexit deal from the European Union (EU).

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Feb 12, 2019

US: Deal to end the trade war is close – Danske Bank

Analysts at Danske Bank note that the White House Adviser Kellyanne Conway told Fox News yesterday that it 'absolutely' looked like a deal to end the

GBP: Guided by Brexit uncertainty - Westpac

Analysts at Westpac suggest that developments over the past two months in the Brexit ‘debate’ have led them to revise up their forecast profile from a