This is certainly shaping up to be a painful trading week for the British Pound, as fears mount over the lack of progress in Brexit talks. The lingering disappointment from Prime Minister Theresa May’s failure to secure a Brexit deal on Monday, is still reflected in Sterling’s depressed price action today. With the E.U’s Chief Negotiator, Michel Barnier, giving the British government only 48 hours to agree on a potential deal, May is under renewed pressure to solve the deadlock over the Irish border. Although some remain cautiously optimistic of May securing a deal with the DUP, Sterling is still at risk of ... (full story)