Daily Briefing: - Back to drawing board for UK PM Theresa May's Brexit - The main suspect over the fatal shootings in Utrecht is in police custody - For markets, the biggest surprise was how little sterling moved on the latest dramatic Brexit twist
LONDON - Some paint the latest twist in the Brexit saga as proof of a constitutional crisis, others simply welcome the fact that parliamentary precedent has been followed.Either way, parliament speaker John Bercow's insistence that Theresa Mayhas torn up her whole game plan. Her cabinet - itself not exactly united on the matter - will plot its response at a meeting today.
That dip was quickly reversed, partly on confusion over the next direction and a reluctance to take directional bets but also because there was little disturbance to the running market assumption of ‘deal or delay’. With confirmation expected that no further Fed interest rate rises are on the cards this year, and that the Fed’s balance sheet rundown will stop by the end of 2019, the dollar remains on the backfoot and world stock markets have been buoyed. The dollar’s DXY index pushed lower first thing Tuesday, with euro/dollar hovering just shy of 1.1350. Ten-year U.S. Treasury yields skulked just below 2.60 percent.
Russia’s rouble was the outperformer within the emerging market currency universe on Monday, strengthening to its best levels against the dollar in seven months on a mix of high interest rate carry, domestic tax payment flows and a perceived ebbing of the latest U.S. sanctions risk.
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