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29 Feb. 2016 The Weaker Pound has not Transformed the Export Outlook

By Samuel Tombs

In theory, any hit to sentiment and business investment as the E.U. referendum nears could be offset by a better foreign trade performance, due to the Brexit-related depreciation of sterling. But not every cloud has a silver lining.

Posted: 29th Feb 2016 in 'UK Documents'

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