This post is for Giles Wilkes at the FT, who wanted a follow-up to my Tweets about the falls in Sterling reported as markets opened. We might guess that this fall is the reaction to the news that Boris Johnson had declared that he would campaign for the UK to leave the European Union. In that respect the news provides quite a clean experiment to identify the effects of Brexit, since not much else has changed since Friday.
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Boris' speech, the fall in Sterling and…
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This post is for Giles Wilkes at the FT, who wanted a follow-up to my Tweets about the falls in Sterling reported as markets opened. We might guess that this fall is the reaction to the news that Boris Johnson had declared that he would campaign for the UK to leave the European Union. In that respect the news provides quite a clean experiment to identify the effects of Brexit, since not much else has changed since Friday.