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9th June 2017
08:35am BST

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This will have a massive impact on Irish exporters to the UK, but while the significant 2% drop will be felt for days to come, it does appear that it will plateau out of the coming days until an actual decision is made for the parliament itself.
With many calling for May's resignation, the potential for a softer-than-expected Brexit could lead to a more stable pricing for the Sterling in the not-too-distant future.
In the meantime, keep an eye on the exchange rates should you be heading to the UK some time this week, as you will be more bang for your buck Euro than you'd probably expected.Explore more on these topics: