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If the government loses the no confidence vote then an early general election will be called. But rebel Tory MPs and the DUP are both expected to come back on side and back the government, meaning Theresa May is likely to survive.

Theresa May suffered a landslide Brexit defeat. Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn tabled a vote of no confidence tomorrow. The pound rebounded from initial losses as traders are seeing the defeat as paving the way for an extension to Article 50 rather than the start of a no deal Brexit.

There are two major currencies heavily underperforming the rest of G10 today. Any guesses, which two?

The much-anticipated delayed Commons vote is about 24 hours away now. Ahead of the vote, UK Prime Minister Theresa May has made a last-ditch attempt to persuade MPs to save her version of Brexit with a (dare I say, meaningless) speech in Stock-on-Trent earlier today

We’ve already written extensively about the high stakes for Tuesday’s vote on Theresa May’s Brexit bill (see here, here, and here for more), but with EUR/GBP clocking in as the weakest currency pair on the day, we also wanted to highlight key levels to watch on the second most-traded pound cross.

Next week’s major market risk event is most likely to be the UK parliament’s so-called “meaningful vote” on the withdrawal agreement Prime Minister Theresa May negotiated with the European Union at the back end of last year.

The debate over Theresa May’s Brexit deal is careening toward a dramatic conclusion ahead of the scheduled Parliamentary vote on Tuesday.

A week from today we will finally have the “meaningful vote,” when UK’s parliament will decide whether to approve the Brexit deal which Prime Minister Theresa May negotiated with the European Union at the back end of last year.

Since last night’s FOMC meeting, we have had two other major central bank rate decisions and some key data as well. But there is one last major central bank policy decision still to come in less than an hour’s time: The Bank of England.

Another week, another round of Brexit speeches from UK PM Theresa May....

The pound initially fell on the back of the inevitable news that the UK Prime Minster was facing a vote of confidence this evening. However, Sterling then rebounded as several ministers came out and voiced their support for Theresa May.

Over the last couple of days, we’ve covered the drama surrounding the vote on Theresa May’s Brexit bill, from last week’s resignation threats, to rumors of its cancellation, to confirmation of its cancellation. With May presently in Brussels negotiating with EU policymakers, the postponed “meaningful vote” is now slated to be held in the New Year, s...