The pound continued to fall against the dollar on Monday, amid concerns about the likelihood of a hard Brexit and its possible impact.
Against a trade-weighted basket of currencies, sterling was at its lowest level since early 2009.
However, former Bank of England governor Lord King described the fall in sterling as a welcome change, while former International Monetary Fund deputy director for Europe, Ashoka Mody, said the fall was desirable and that the UK economy was rebalancing amazingly well.
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