Sterling dives as Barnier reveals 'disturbing deadlock' on Brexit talks
Warning negotiations unlikely to progress
Brexit chief negotiator Michel Barnier. Photo: EPP Group in the CoR/Flickr/Creative Commons CC BY 2.0
The pound has suffered further falls following claims from EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier that Brexit talks between the UK and the bloc were in a state of "deadlock".
The UK currency is down 0.7% to $1.3134 on an intraday basis, having started the day with a small rise, following the speeches given by Barnier and UK counterpart David Davis. Meanwhile, the FTSE 100...
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