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Taking out a loan, in the UK for 2 years
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I would think Brexit is more likely to have a positive effect than a negative moreso because a conclusion to something ends the uncertainty, in this case to exchange rates.
ECB fiscal policy is more likely to influence the Euro against major currencies than Brexit itself. One certainty is that the ECB is running out of ammunition in it's attempt to boost inflation. While some savers in countries such as Germany are earning negative returns on deposits. Causing increasing levels of disquiet.0
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