Exit Polls: Boris Johnson's coming to town
The immediate verdict of the dramatic exit polls,
Conservatives 368 vs Labour 191, have damned Labour
suggesting it would be the worst result for the party in
some decades.
Sterling has, of course, catapulted as
a result above 1.34 gaining a staggering 2% in line with the
flagrant volatility that been implied earlier in the day via
the options market. Johnson now appears firmly in the
driver’s seat, likely to be declared winner by early
morning, but will still have to nervously wait out the
results of each constituency – a slim chance to still
surprise.
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