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over a year ago
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Well Stirling has fallen against the dollar following the exit poll.
It fell around a week or so when it showed a close in the gap between Labour and the conservatives.
It would seem that the markets favour a conservative government.
What I find revealing is that the exit polls predicted around 3% swing towards Labour in seats like Sunderland, whereas the swing has gone the other way.
Exit poll was out in 2015 to.
Talk about Deja Vu |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
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"Well Stirling has fallen against the dollar following the exit poll.
It fell around a week or so when it showed a close in the gap between Labour and the conservatives.
It would seem that the markets favour a conservative government.
What I find revealing is that the exit polls predicted around 3% swing towards Labour in seats like Sunderland, whereas the swing has gone the other way.
Exit poll was out in 2015 to.
Talk about Deja Vu"
You don't understand the markets then. What they don't like is uncertainty. They won't like a hung parliament, they will like a majority for either May or Corbyn. |
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