U.K. | 29 Feb. 2016 The Weaker Pound has not Transformed the Export Outlook
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.
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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 'U.K.'
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