Northern Trust Asset Keeping 'Neutral' Position on U.K. Stocks

The video discusses the potential outcomes of a crucial vote in the House of Commons and its implications for the market, particularly focusing on the volatility of the British pound (cable) and UK equities. It explores different scenarios, including a deal, no deal, and the possibility of new elections, and their impact on trading strategies. The discussion also covers interest rate predictions and gilt yield expectations, emphasizing the importance of focusing on market volatility rather than predicting spot prices.

What challenge does Boris Johnson face regarding the vote in the House of Commons?

• Convincing the EU to grant an extension

• Reducing market volatility

• Securing enough votes to pass the deal

• Increasing his majority in the general election

What is the expected trading range for the British pound if a Brexit deal is accepted?

• 1.10 to 1.20

• 1.20 to 1.30

• 1.30 to 1.40

• 1.40 to 1.50

What is the suggested approach to trading during the Brexit uncertainty phase?

• Trade the volatility

• Avoid all trading activities

• Invest heavily in UK equities

• Focus on trading the spot price

What is the expected movement of the 10-year gilt yield if a Brexit deal is reached?

• It will remain stable

• It will decrease significantly

• It will fluctuate unpredictably

• It will increase slightly

What is the anticipated action of the Bank of England in response to the Brexit outcome?

• Increase interest rates

• Cut interest rates

• Maintain current interest rates

• Introduce new monetary policies