Deutsche Bank's Ruskin: Pound Could Go Into Free Fall

The video discusses the current state of currency markets, focusing on the volatility of the euro and yen, and the impact of political risks. It highlights Deutsche Bank's predictions and the potential effects of Brexit on the FX markets. The role of central banks in influencing market trends is examined, along with historical context and future predictions for currencies like sterling.

What is the current trend in currency volatility according to the discussion?

• Increasing volatility across all currencies

• Dampening volatility, especially in the yen and euro

• Stable volatility with no changes

• Volatility only in emerging markets

How does Brexit impact the UK's financial services sector?

• It strengthens the sector by increasing exports

• It leads to a decrease in foreign investments

• It has no impact on the sector

• It exposes vulnerabilities due to its large role in the economy

What is the Bank of England's stance on inflation following Brexit?

• They are increasing interest rates to combat inflation

• They plan to aggressively counteract inflation

• They are taking a relaxed view, considering it a one-off

• They are ignoring inflation completely

What historical context is provided about sterling in the discussion?

• Sterling has always been stable

• Sterling has never faced significant challenges

• Sterling has experienced significant fluctuations over centuries

• Sterling is a new currency with no historical data

What is the potential future scenario for the pound according to the discussion?

• The pound could fall further, leading to inflation concerns

• The pound will stabilize at a high value

• The pound will be replaced by the euro

• The pound will become the strongest currency