Sterling suffers sell-off on Asian markets amid fears that yes vote could send the currency plunging by up to 10% Sterling has slumped to its lowest in nearly 10 months after an opinion poll showed supporters of Scottish independence taking the lead for the first time since the referendum campaign began. The pound skidded nearly 1% to around $1.6165, reaching lows not seen since November, when trading opened in Asian markets on Monday.
Sterling suffers sell-off on Asian markets amid fears that yes vote could send the currency plunging by up to 10% Sterling has slumped to its lowest in nearly 10 months after an opinion poll showed supporters of Scottish independence taking the lead for the first time since the referendum campaign began. The pound skidded nearly 1% to around $1.6165, reaching lows not seen since November, when trading opened in Asian markets on Monday.
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