The British and European Union authorities have reached an agreement in principle to conclude an agreement on future relations and free trade, Sky News reported.
It is noted that the parties have not yet signed the document, but they were able to overcome the main differences.
Meanwhile, BBC political columnist Laura Künsberg stressed that the consultations “are in the final circle”.
The Financial Times notes that the parties will finally be able to “shake hands” after a few hours of tense negotiations.
Meanwhile, against the background of this information, the pound sterling rate has already grown by one percent against the dollar, to 1.3512 dollars per British currency unit, and by 0.9% against the euro, to 1.108 euros per pound.
