Brexit falls through, Theresa May awaits no-confidence vote: Investors advised not to take directional views on sterling, gilts or UK stocks

After a sharp fall on Tuesday's key UK parliamentary vote on Brexit, sterling rose again on Wednesday. But, as David Pollard reports, investors are deeply anxious over whether the UK can avoid crashing..

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Even as British Prime Minister Theresa May suffered an embarrassing defeat as her Brexit vote was voted down in Parliament, and then only narrowly survived a no-confidence vote, investors remained..

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► Read more at https://on.ft.com/2TWglGs UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal was voted down by the House of Commons in a historic defeat. But markets, rightly or wrongly, still think there..

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LONDON (Reuters) - World equity markets on Wednesday held their nerve after the heavy parliamentary defeat of British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal as investors saw potential for..

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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The British government's Brexit plans are in tatters, but stock markets don't seem to care all that much. Just hours earlier, the UK's parliament on Tuesday struck down the..

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As parliament rejected Theresa May's Brexit deal by a historic margin, the Guardian went behind the scenes with three MPs who have dramatically opposing views: Suella Braverman, a Tory Brexiter;..

Credit: The Guardian Studio     Duration: 10:03Published on January 16, 2019