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22 January 2021 - Q1 an economic write-off
"London is refusing to recognise the EU’s Ambassador to the UK since the EU is not a Sovereign State as defined by the UN, so its representative does not have the status to present his credentials to the Queen.
The fact that 141 other nations accept the sovereignty of the EU is neither here nor there. A neutral can see both points of view; it is really simply a matter of scoring points and should be resolved over time.
Post Brexit, the UK will take some time to find its feet in trading both with Europe under its new terms and with the wider global market. One positive following the Brexit deal has seen Japanese car manufacturer Nissan commit to the UK. This secures 6k direct jobs and a further 70k in the supply chain.
Progress has been made in trade negotiations with several major economies, but it is how the new U.S. President deals with a new trade deal that is vital to the UK’s short-term prospects.
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Beyond Currency Market Commentary:
Aims to provide deep insights into the political and economic events worldwide that can cause currencies to change and how this can affect your FX Exposure.
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"London is refusing to recognise the EU’s Ambassador to the UK since the EU is not a Sovereign State as defined by the UN, so its representative does not have the status to present his credentials to the Queen.
The fact that 141 other nations accept the sovereignty of the EU is neither here nor there. A neutral can see both points of view; it is really simply a matter of scoring points and should be resolved over time.
Post Brexit, the UK will take some time to find its feet in trading both with Europe under its new terms and with the wider global market. One positive following the Brexit deal has seen Japanese car manufacturer Nissan commit to the UK. This secures 6k direct jobs and a further 70k in the supply chain.
Progress has been made in trade negotiations with several major economies, but it is how the new U.S. President deals with a new trade deal that is vital to the UK’s short-term prospects.
"
Beyond Currency Market Commentary:
Aims to provide deep insights into the political and economic events worldwide that can cause currencies to change and how this can affect your FX Exposure.