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Why the election call has been no problem for the pound
Any time there is an election, it adds some uncertainty to a currency. Normally in G7 currencies, that volatility is small because (in the bigger picture) the stakes for elections are low. Yes, politics shape a country over generations but the market prices in those changes at a glacial pace.In the case of the UK, the stakes are especially low and that's because the market has long assumed a Labour win in the election. Certainly, it's come a few months earlier than forecast but that hardly matters and the betting-market numbers tell the story: Conservatives are 13/1 to get the most seats with Labour at 2/17. Labour is 1/8 to get an overall majority.There will be some hand-wringing about camp

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