What a Scottish Yes vote means for Australian markets
Veröffentlicht: 17. September 2014 Abgelegt unter: AUSTRALIEN, Schottland - Scotland, Scottish independence movement | Tags: Geldpolitik, The Haggis, Währung Hinterlasse einen KommentarA Yes vote to Scottish independence on September 18 would mean a great many things for Scotland and also for England. But what would it mean for Australian business and financial markets?
It’s tempting to say “very little”– what do internal politics half a globe away have to do with us? Yet the Australian dollar strengthened markedly against the pound last week, almost surely due to a poll suggesting that the Yes vote was ahead 47-45 per cent.
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Richard Holden – business spectator
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