They are talking about boycotting Russian energy not doing it. What the EU says and what it does are often very different. Don't be surprised to see them supporting Russia even more before the crisis ends.

Which side are they on? Probably have a meeting to decide. Don't expect a decision till after war is over.

Look at a longer term chart.

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EU desperately trying to exert their authority. They'll tear themselves apart rather offer a reasonable solution.

Todays a selling opportunity in my mind. Shame you bulls couldn't drive it up a bit further.

Greater centralisation has worked well so far...if you happen to live in Germany.

Give over. The Eurozone has not yet recovered from 2008 crisis. Problems are much bigger than Covid.

Since when did the BOE deliver info. by Twitter? Could be some wild unexpected moves to come.

Barnier to tell EU he's not up to the job. They'll find somebody who is.

At least they are now talking about the real problems rather than the smokescreen of fishing.

A trade deal is possible as soon as Barnier realises that he can't dictate the terms and he has to negotiate.

A bit of sabre rattling from the EU. Things have changed since they almost successfully played this game last time. EU will have to decide how much they want access to our market and negotiate accordingly. Fishing is just a peripheral issue that is ...

Resigned because he was given the option of a lesser job or the push.

Last Carney Report. Expect a more positive outlook in future. He's always done his utmost to talk the pound down.

There much more to the EU's problems than Draghi. He just had to pick up the pieces from what in the longer term will be shown to be a politically unsustainable union.

Still no guarantees. You've got to be damn quick on the trigger to catch the first surge and you are at high risk of not getting filled instantly.

No but they love the money we hand them on a plate

Brexit has been priced in for the GBP but no one has considered the possible negative effect on the Euro. That's where the black swan could appear.

The EU don't believe that Boris can get 'no deal' approved in UK. Obvious thing to do in their position is take a hard line and let the UK remainers help them get everything their own way.