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Sterling slumps on Brexit, Deutsche's travails drag on stocks
Sterling fell around 1 per cent against dollar to a seven-week low of $1.2850, and a three-year low against euro of 87.47 pence per euro
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UK PM to trigger Brexit process by March in 2017
She has also promised a Great Repeal Bill in the next Queen's Speech, which sets parliamentary business for the year
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The Story of Post-Brexit Britain
Its immediate impact on the UK economy has been more mixed
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'Brexit' prompts British CEOs to consider relocating
The Bank of England held interest rates steady this month, but indicated it could cut rates if Britain's economic outlook weakens
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Post Brexit, optimism in Britain's finance industry hits financial crisis low
Over half of all financial firms surveyed said the general impact of Britain's Brexit vote was negative
Learning Brexit lessons from Henry VIII
Henry's objections to the taxation levied by Rome is echoed by the Brexit camp's complaints about UK contributions to the EU budget
UK plans to trigger formal EU exit process in early 2017
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said talks were on with European 'friends and partners' on the issue
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China and Brexit pose risks to global growth, says ECB
Although Brexit has so far had limited impact and some analysts have lifted their gloomy forecasts
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Conservative MPs vow 'hard-Brexit', PM Theresa May under pressure
New 'Leave Means Leave' group argues that Britain must pull out of the EU's single market
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'Hard core' Brexit talks not before end of 2017: Herman Van Rompuy
The UK voted its way out of the EU in a June referendum but the official divorce proceedings cannot begin until Britain starts procedures
Daniel Gros: The not-so-high costs of Brexit
Beyond a weaker pound and lower UK interest rates, the referendum has not had much of a lasting impact
Bank of England signals new rate cut despite Brexit bounceback
The Bank said its nine rate-setters were unanimous in their decision to keep Bank Rate at its new record low of 0.25%, the lowest in the BoE's 322-year history
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EU to hold post-Brexit summit in Malta in early 2017
Meeting of 27 leaders will follow a similar gathering in the Slovakian capital Bratislava this Friday
Britain faces free trade headache after Brexit vote
Theresa May used G20 summit in China to explore potential trade deals with Australia, India, Mexico, Singapore and South Korea
Britain faces free trade headache after Brexit vote
Meanwhile, the UK has been exploring potential deals with India, Australia, Singapore and South Korea
Brexit will be tough for European Investment Bank says its chief
Says the United Kingdom is a big and important shareholder of EIB and an important member state of EU
UK asserts no Brexit talks before 2017 in Donald Tusk meeting
EU President Tusk said that starting negotiations as soon as possible was in everyone's interests
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Parthasarathi Shome: Indo-UK economic relations after Brexit
Pros and cons of Brexit for UK and India
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Donald Tusk urges Theresa May to start Brexit negotiations
May, in turn, said she wanted a 'smooth' exit from the EU, but warned that Britain would not trigger the article this year
Working group for post-Brexit trade deal with India set up, says UK
Earlier this week, Britain said it had set up a similar group with Australia
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