Yesterday’s vote in the UK Parliament indicates that Theresa May has not yet managed to reach an agreement with all parliamentarians and is close to failure. It also showed that the majority is against withdrawing from the EU bloc on March 29 without a Brexit deal. Today there will be a vote for the refusal to conclude the transaction. However, based on the current expectations, the British pound continued to rise during yesterday's session.
Boeing shares continue to fall and during yesterday's trading session they lost another 6%. The model Boeing 737 Max is still prohibited from flying - Hong Kong was the last destination to ban the aircraft in its airspace, and the United States remains practically the only country in which it is still believed that flights on this model are safe.
Oil quotes continued their growth after the drawdown and are at two-month highs; today we expect the publication of crude oil reserves in the US.
