Eu for a vote. It may not happen. Mps have put down an amendment that would delay the vote until next week and forced johnson to seek an extension. On one level, we could get a vote in favor of a deal, though johnson is short on the numbers. Quite possibly it could be delayed until next week. Could he get an extension . There was news out of brussels they were tired of the extension. Edward johnson said he did not want an extension. Emmanuel mack ron said britain should not get an extension. Bear in mind Emmanuel Macron has time has been a long opponent of britain get an extension. Europe did grant an extension in the end. That might actually be helpful for johnson to frame this debate for mps. It is my deal or no deal. What is the most critical set of votes the Prime Minister needs to get . Edward his own brexiteers need to fall inside. He has not gotten the support from the dup. Johnson needs the dup vote to get legislation through parliament, or he needs to get all of his mps on his
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Pound nowing the euro the highs of the session. The cable rate coming in a little bit weaker. Joining me now, Stephanie Flanders here on set with me, and from london, guy johnson. Usst blush for you, walk through some of the results. Guy this is pretty much exactly as expected. The pound is barely budging on the news. The market is pricing and very little action from the boe going forward. It is very hard to call exactly what the outcome of brexit is going to be. I think weve got 10 basis points priced in on the downside by next march. Just 17 by the end of 2020. The market doesnt know which way to call this one. The bank of england is indicating that the risk of a no deal brexit has declined. When a new deal brexit happens, the risk to the economy will be lester medic than having been be lessd for, but dramatic than having been perceived before. The market finds it hard to find credibility. Alix particularly if they go the way of norway. You have to wonder how that works. Talking abou