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Como dije no hace mucho que pasara? f**k knows ... Hasta ahora todo me parece parte del sensacionalismo de la prensa etc... Yo solo se que la Mari tere dijeron en 2017 que la querían echar en junio pero no dijeron el anho!
Pound-to-Euro Exchange Rate Drops to Fresh Lows, but Lloyds Forecast Recovery by Year-end
- GBP/EUR exchange rate at 1.1279 on Tuesday
- Johnson takes lead in race to become next Prime Minister
- Lloyds say Sterling can recover back to 2019 highs over coming month
The front-runner to be Theresa May's replacement as Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, officially launched his campaign on Monday, confirming "we're out, deal or no deal" on October 31.
"If I get in we'll come out deal or no deal on October 31. We'll do that," Johnson said.
Johnson continues to add parliamentarians to his list of supporters with his tally standing at 42 while his nearest contender Jeremy Hunt has 32, Michael Gove has 29, Dominic Raab had 24, Sajid Javid has 17 and Matt Hancock has 12.
The odds of Johnson becoming the next Prime Minister have meanwhile fallen over the past 24 hours, with market aggregator Oddschecker showing odds have moved from 7/4 to 6/4.
We are seeing a 'no deal' Brexit premium being injected into Sterling: the currency suffered a sharp decline of 4.0% against the Euro over the course of May in a move that heightened fears that the GBP/EUR is on a concerted move lower.
GBP Price to Shrug off Shorter Odds on Corbyn as Next UK Prime Minister
The odds on Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK opposition Labour Party, becoming the next British Prime Minister have shortened yet Sterling remains firm.
This reinforces earlier indications that the traditional negative market response to a potential Labour government cannot be assumed.
According to the website oddschecker.com, the odds on Corbyn as the next UK PM have shortened to 5-1 at many of the bookies, roughly equal to former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, the Environment Secretary.
They are now the favorites, ahead of, Dominic Raab, a former Brexit Secretary who resigned from the government late last year and is now quoted at around 9-1 and Jeremy Hunt, the current Foreign Secretary, whose odds have drifted out to around 10-1.
No General Election is expected for now but if one is called and Labour leads in the polls, this analysis suggests that traders long of the Pound should think carefully before reversing their positions.
No hay nuevas elecciones planeadas y ya estamos hablando de que corbyn se va posicionando como favorito. Llevo tiempo diciéndolo sensacionalismo sensacionalismo sensacionalismo.
Dr. Livingstone Registrado: 26-10-2012 Mensajes: 6242
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Hasta finales de Julio nada!!! Puf, pues no falta....
Dos meses para elegir PM. Luego, las vacaciones de agosto. Así que nos plantamos en Septiembre sin prácticamente hacer nada. Y la fecha tope de la prórroga del Brexit es el 31 de Octubre...
Hasta finales de Julio nada!!! Puf, pues no falta....
Dos meses para elegir PM. Luego, las vacaciones de agosto. Así que nos plantamos en Septiembre sin prácticamente hacer nada. Y la fecha tope de la prórroga del Brexit es el 31 de Octubre...
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Theresa May will officially step down as the leader of the Conservative Party on Friday, but will remain as prime minister until her successor is chosen.
She announced her resignation two weeks ago, saying it was a matter of deep regret that she had been unable to deliver Brexit.
Eleven Conservative MPs are vying to replace her as party leader and, ultimately, prime minister.
The winner of the contest is expected to be announced in the week of 22 July.
Mrs May remains acting party leader during the leadership election process.
Meanwhile, the Conservatives fell to third place in the Peterborough by-election, behind winners Labour and the Brexit Party in second place, in what is traditionally a Tory-Labour marginal seat.