UK PM Theresa May Speech Today - GBP/USD heads towards 1.2480

GBP/USD heads towards 1.2480 as UK triggers Article 50

The Sterling is now regaining some bids as UK’s PM Theresa May is making her statement before the Parliament, sending GBP/USD to test the area of daily tops around 1.2470/80.

Theresa May Quotes:

“We all want United Kingdom, despite the dividing vote last June”

“Whether people voted for remain or leave, we now should respect the collective decision of the UK”

“If Scotland were to become independent from the UK, they would have needed to ask to be a member of the EU”

“We should look to have the maximum free trade between the two territories”

“We want a comprehensive package that allows us to control immigration but allows our business to keep free-trade access”

“What matters is the outcome of the deal, we want access to the free-trade area, and that’s what we are working for”

 

 

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