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Britain faces fresh food bottleneck if no Brexit deal
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ECB to debate new cheap loans in 'fragile and fluid' context: minutes
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UK government accepts plan-B demand if May's deal is rejected
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Dollar climbs after Fed's Powell comments
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Bank of Canada maintains overnight rate target at 1.75%
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May: U.K. Will be Leaving EU on March 29 - Bloomberg
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Canada dollar to rebound in 2019, supported by higher rates: Reuters poll
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No plans seen to bring Brexit deal back to parliament: junior minister
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Germany: Must prepare for no-deal Brexit until UK parliament ratifies deal
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BoJ mulls unpleasant policy options if Fed puts rate hikes on hold
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Dollar slides after dovish Fed minutes, U.S.-China trade optimism
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EU open but wary on British interest in Brexit delay
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U.K. Government to Propose Jan. 15 for Parliament Brexit Vote - Bloomberg
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Brexit: Germany says not time to discuss Article 50 extension
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Brexit: Ireland says it would not stand in way of Article 50 extension
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German growth worries mount as industrial output plunges
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Dollar gains as euro falls, but outlook stays weak
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May Said to Mull Move to Restrict No-Deal Brexit Threat, to Consider Accepting Amendment to Finance Bill - Bloomberg
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Record low of 18 percent of UK voters think May has the right Brexit deal: poll
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EU looks at help for May, but will not rework Brexit deal
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Euro zone retail sales rise strongly in good news for growth
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Britain's May to hold parliamentary Brexit vote on January 15: BBC
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Dollar falters on bets Fed will pause U.S. rate hikes
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Dollar hurt as Fed's Powell pledges patience over economy
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Yen's surge is a red flag for world markets
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Dollar starts 2019 strong, safety bid boosts yen
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Dollar ends strongest year since 2015 on defensive note
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ECB's hawk Lautenschlaeger still sees rate hike in 2019 if data allows
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Italy PM defends budget as tempers fray in parliament
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King dollar's reign faces challenges in 2019
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May's Brexit deal can get through parliament: UK foreign minister
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China says new financial information rules aimed at providers for institutions
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Japan factory output falls, sales slow as risks to economy rise
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Yen jumps as investors stay cautious amid volatile stock moves
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Dollar strengthens as U.S. stocks rebound off lows
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BOJ's Kuroda further waters down pledge to hit target quickly
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Dollar totters as U.S. politics, Fed worries weigh
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Dollar weakens on government shutdown concerns, plunging stocks
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Dollar rallies from post-Fed losses as U.S. shutdown likely
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BoE says Brexit jitters worsen, sees inflation below target
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Bank of England Bank Rate maintained at 0.75%
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U.K. PM May Rules Out Second Brexit Referendum: Spokesman - Bloomberg
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Dollar sinks to three-month low vs. yen on U.S. rate outlook, growth fears
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Dollar steadies, off lows as Fed less cautious on policy
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Third China Detainee Very Separate from Other Two: Trudeau - Bloomberg
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Disorderly Brexit would be 'absolute catastrophe': EU's Juncker
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Canada Inflation Slows 1.7% YoY in Nov. Vs 1.8% Forecast - Bloomberg
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Anger in UK parliament as Corbyn accused of calling PM 'stupid woman'
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Britain will set out results of EU talks in New Year: PM May
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Italy and markets cheer budget deal with EU, but doubts persist

