Brexit Deal a 'Jump Ball' for Pound, Barclays' Barth Says

The transcript discusses the potential impact of a Parliament vote on Sterling and Brexit. It highlights the balanced risks in trading Sterling, the possible outcomes of the vote, and the implications for future Brexit negotiations. The discussion also covers the reactions of Sterling and the Euro to these developments and provides predictions for Sterling's future value based on different Brexit scenarios.

What is the main reason for the difficulty in trading Sterling as discussed in the first section?

• The lack of market volatility

• The certainty of a 3% gain

• The balanced risks in either direction

• The fixed exchange rate

If the vote doesn't pass, what is the Prime Minister's likely strategy?

• To join the Brexit Party

• To resign from his position

• To call for an election

• To negotiate a new deal immediately

What is a common misconception about the deal on the table if the Conservatives win a new election?

• That it will be passed easily

• That it will lead to a no-deal Brexit

• That it will be rejected

• That it will not affect Sterling

How has the Euro reacted to the Brexit developments according to the third section?

• It has shown no reaction

• It has reacted more than expected

• It has become more volatile

• It has reacted less than expected

What is the potential trading range for Sterling if the deal fails?

• Below 1.20

• Exactly at 1.40

• Between 1.30 and 1.40

• Above 1.50