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Feb 13, 2019, 12:00 PM GMT
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Theresa May and Her Brexit Plan. MP's Set to Discuss the Proposed Trade Negotiations Tomorrow

The starkest drop in industrial output was registered in Ireland (-13.4%), compared to November of last year. Concerns over the Irish border dispute and the Brexit negotiations have left investors deeply worried about the future of the Irish economy and the fear of capital flight from the country, in case of a No-Deal Brexit.

Theresa May's expected to present yet another change to her divorce plan with the Union, with an attempt at renegotiating an agreement at the House of Commons. Tomorrow, MP's are set to vote once again on this plan, which is going to have a tremendous effect over the Irish economy as well.

Meanwhile, the FTSE100 gained 60 basis points in a heavy trading session today, which can be extended tomorrow as well, following a potential optimistic outlook on the British economy, in case that the MP's manage to reach a favourable agreement.

However, the GBP has given ground to the USD over fears of a No-deal Brexit plan, and the currency pair is likely to extend its movement into a bearish territory in tomorrow's trading session.