U.K. Will Trigger Brexit on March 29

The video discusses the official start of Brexit negotiations on March 29th, as announced by the UK Prime Minister's spokesperson. Experts from Black Rock and Julius Bar provide insights into the potential impacts on the UK economy, particularly focusing on the sterling currency. They predict that while the initial announcement is already factored into the currency's value, future negotiations may lead to further depreciation due to changes in foreign investment flows. The discussion also touches on the UK's negotiation strategies and their implications for the economy.

What date is officially set for the beginning of the Brexit negotiations?

What are the potential negative drivers for the British pound mentioned in the text?

What factors are contributing to the current account deficits in the UK?

How does the UK government's negotiation strategy affect the currency according to the text?

What is the current outlook for the British pound in the shorter term as per the discussion?