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We begin with Sebastian Galley.

He's a senior currency strategist of Deutsche Bank,

and he's kindly joined us here on Bloomberg 1130 studios.

Let's start with Brexit. We're looking ahead to April 5th, when the EU Parliament begins to take up what we've seen working its way from London to Brussels. What was your sense of what

Theresa May had to say in her speech and sort of how this is all going to play out over these next

two years? Well, what do you have is typical incoherence between one party and the second.

And when they send you to training in Europe for negotiation,

and actually was one of these officials, the first thing they teach you is that the beginning is a high divergence.

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