Boris who? Sterling market worry list skips UK politics

Mike Turner,

Frank Jackman, Atanas Dinov

July 07, 2022 01:42 PM

London, UK. 7th July, 2022. Prime Minister Boris Johnson makes his resignation speech from a lectern outside No10 Downing Street. Credit: MARTIN DALTON/Alamy Live News

Inflation and the Bank of England's plans a bigger headache for market than who occupies 10 Downing Street

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