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As the UK’s Parliament finds itself deadlocked over Brexit, its currency may finally be starting to wriggle free.
Pressure on the pound should ease as the political outcomes seen as most likely in the next week will cut the odds of Britain crashing of the European Union without a deal this month. Lawmakers will need to back Prime Minister Theresa May’s deal or the process of leaving the bloc would have to be extended.
“It’s quite clear now that Parliament doesn’t want a no-deal,” Mike Bell, a money manager at JPMorgan Asset Management, told Bloomberg Television Friday. “If you saw a long
