UK ministers tell The Spectator they are bracing for resignations in their ranks as soon as today

This news highlights potential instability within the UK government, suggesting that resignations may emerge soon.

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  • Other senior gov source says 'I wouldn't be surprised' if we start seeing members of government join their colleagues very soon.
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Such developments could escalate political uncertainty, impacting market sentiment and leading to volatility in the GBP and UK assets. Watch for how this situation unfolds, as it may influence broader market conditions and risk appetite.

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