| Sterling's dramatic drop in the markets has been one of the key stories following the UK's vote for Brexit, with experts variously claiming it could either help or hinder the economy.
In terms of the effects that can already been seen, however, it is those travelling abroad who are being particularly hard hit with the pound getting less money abroad than it used to. Earlier this week, sterling fell below $1.20, hitting a new 31-year low against the dollar and now the BBC reports it is worth less than the dollar – and the euro - at airports..............................................Full Article: Source
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