Britain’s all important Brexit vote did not have the catastrophic impact on the markets that everyone feared even though Prime Minister May lost by a wide margin. Investors are also looking forward to China Vice Premier’s visit to the US at the end of the month in the hopes that trade tensions will begin to thaw. Sterling was the best performing currency this past week followed by the U.S. dollar. The Swiss Franc and New Zealand dollars sold off the hardest. There are three things to watch in the week ahead – 1) Plan B for Brexit - due Monday, 2) US Government Shutdown, 3) Non-US data. The third category is a big one ... (full story)