UK stocks look more attractive after fresh slump in sterling
Pound hit by Parliament shutdown plans
Sterling slumps again
UK equities could be a more attractive investment after the slump in sterling caused by Brexit turmoil, with the currency most recently rocked by Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement of plans to suspend Parliament.
The British currency fell by more than 0.8% against the euro and dollar, trading at €1.10 and $1.22 respectively by 11.41am GMT, after Johnson said he would resort to proroguing Parliament to stop them...
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