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That's the power of global connections, Mary Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith, Inc. Member SIPC. Welcome to the Bloomberg Surveillance Podcast. I'm Tom Keene with David Gura.

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With this Dominic Constam, I know David's got a series of questions for you but Dominic let me talk about

Sterling at 126 does this prime minister may want a weak Sterling or a strong

Sterling or she oblivious to it?

Well I think the sort of immediate issue is to have a good trade deal with Europe. That's the biggest concern. And obviously there's been a lot of

concern in the financial sector in terms of banks moving some kind of operations potentially out of the UK on a bad deal with Europe.

And I think the way to think about the currency is that if you think there's a better

chance you'll get a good deal, Sterling doesn't need to be so weak.

The calls that we have a house as a house had and have had

are very weak.

Sterling reflects a concern that the UK would struggle to get a decent deal perhaps and on that

basis would go for a weaker currency.

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