Pound Is Un-Investible for Next Two Weeks, Says UBP's Kinsella

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on the British pound (Sterling) and the challenges faced by traders due to market volatility. It highlights the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming Parliament vote on Theresa May's Brexit deal and the potential extension of Article 50. The discussion also touches on economic indicators in Europe, particularly Italy's stagnation, and the European Central Bank's (ECB) unlikely rate hike in 2019.

What is the main reason for the volatility of the British pound as discussed in the video?

• Global economic slowdown

• Brexit-related headlines

• Interest rate changes by the Bank of England

• Trade tensions with the United States

What is one potential action Theresa May might take if her Brexit deal does not pass?

• Extend Article 50

• Resign from her position

• Call for a general election

• Implement a no-deal Brexit

What is the significance of the date January 14th in the context of Brexit?

• It marks the beginning of the Brexit transition period

• It is the date when Article 50 was first triggered

• It is the deadline for a new Brexit deal

• It is the date of the Parliament vote on Theresa May's Brexit deal

What economic challenge is Italy facing according to the video?

• High inflation

• Stagnation

• Rapid economic growth

• Trade surplus

Why is it unlikely that the ECB will raise interest rates in 2019?

• Political stability in the Eurozone

• Slowing growth and inflation dynamics

• Strong economic growth

• High inflation rates