The early results will only start to trickle in late in the day (or should I say night), so just be wary of that. The pound will stay in focus as such but much of the results should already be priced in. Labour is expected to sweep the elections comfortably, so we’ll see by what margin at the end of the day. From yesterday: Sterling looks to UK general election as next key risk event
This article was written by Justin Low at www.forexlive.com.
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