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European countries are expecting a letter from Prime Minister Theresa May requesting a delay to Brexit.
European stocks were lower Wednesday morning, as investors awaited a policy decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
The British pound has been the best performing G-10 currency in 2019.
Prime Minister Theresa May has yet to secure a majority in the U.K. parliament for the deal that she negotiated with the other 27 European countries.
Rutger Bregman, historian and author of "Utopia for Realists," explains why, in his view, the wealthy should be subject to higher taxes.
CNBC's Silvia Amaro reports from Brussels with the latest on Brexit.
Rodrigo Catril of NAB says there is "clearly no appetite" for a hard Brexit from the U.K. and Europe, which is likely to be good for the pound.
European stocks moved higher Tuesday, as investors monitored heightened Brexit uncertainty and awaited the Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy meeting.
John Bercow says the government cannot bring the exact same motion twice and the convention dates back to the year 1604.
The prospect of Britain leaving the EU without a deal could be "terrific" for emerging markets, according to fund manager Mark Mobius.
The heads of state will decide whether to grant a long extension to Britain's EU exit.
Mark Mobius, founding partner of Mobius Capital Partners, says he fears a soft Brexit will prohibit the U.K.'s economic potential.
Steven Englander of Standard Chartered Bank says the British pound could have a "disorderly slide" if a hard Brexit looked likely.
David Kuo of The Motley Fool Singapore says investors and the U.K. Parliament are suffering from "fatigue" over the Brexit issue. He says he doesn't expect Britain to crash out of Europe.
European stocks were slightly higher on Monday, amid mounting speculation the U.S. Federal Reserve could sound decidedly dovish at its policy meeting later this week.
British pubs group JD Wetherspoon posted an 18.9 percent fall in first-half pretax profit on Friday.
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