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The video discusses the impact of Brexit on the markets, particularly focusing on the triggering of Article 50 and its effects on the sterling. It highlights a shift in market focus from yield to political risk and the influence of political events in Europe. The discussion also covers the UK's economic growth prospects, interest rates, and the Bank of England's role in forecasting growth amidst Brexit uncertainties.

What was the primary concern of foreign exchange markets at the start of the year?

• Trade balance

• Yield

• Political risk

• Inflation

How did the British pound react to the possibility of delaying Article 50?

• It strengthened

• It remained stable

• It fluctuated unpredictably

• It weakened

What are the two main focuses of the market according to the second section?

• Political stability and inflation

• Competitive pricing and staff shortages

• Trade talks and interest rates

• Currency devaluation and economic growth

What is the likelihood of the Bank of England changing interest rates this year?

• No chance

• 50/50 chance

• Unlikely

• Very likely

Despite Brexit uncertainties, how is the UK's economic growth expected to compare to the eurozone?

• Slower than the eurozone

• Faster than the eurozone

• Equal to the eurozone

• Unpredictable