Pound Will Be Quite Volatile From Here, Says Credit Agricole’s Marinov

The video discusses the current state of the pound, focusing on its volatility due to Brexit uncertainties and potential no-deal outcomes. It highlights the market's concerns about the transition period ending without an extension. The conversation shifts to the Australian dollar, examining the economic impact of bushfires and the likelihood of further easing measures by the RBA. The video concludes with a discussion on currency positioning and the Australian dollar's performance against other commodity currencies.

What is the current outlook for the British pound according to the discussion?

• It is expected to remain stable.

• It will definitely increase in value.

• It will definitely decrease in value.

• It is anticipated to be volatile.

What is a potential consequence of a no trade deal Brexit?

• Strengthening of the British pound

• Increased economic growth

• Further easing by the Bank of England

• Immediate trade agreements with other countries

By when does the Johnson Government need to request an extension for the Brexit transition period?

• March

• May

• July

• September

What is the likely economic impact of the Australian bushfires?

• Positive economic growth

• Immediate recovery

• No significant impact

• Negative economic impact

Which currency is the Australian dollar expected to underperform against?

• Euro

• Swiss franc

• Japanese yen

• Canadian dollar