An Indian forex dealer shows the only £50 note available in his office after he ran out of the British currency in New Delhi, India, following the pound’s plunge. Photo: EPAAn Indian forex dealer shows the only £50 note available in his office after he ran out of the British currency in New Delhi, India, following the pound’s plunge. Photo: EPA
An Indian forex dealer shows the only £50 note available in his office after he ran out of the British currency in New Delhi, India, following the pound’s plunge. Photo: EPA
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Brexit: the silver lining for India

Pratik Dattani says Britain’s vote to quit the EU could have economic benefits as London realigns its foreign policy and trade relationships

Topic |   Brexit
Pratik Dattani

Updated: 2:54pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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An Indian forex dealer shows the only £50 note available in his office after he ran out of the British currency in New Delhi, India, following the pound’s plunge. Photo: EPAAn Indian forex dealer shows the only £50 note available in his office after he ran out of the British currency in New Delhi, India, following the pound’s plunge. Photo: EPA
An Indian forex dealer shows the only £50 note available in his office after he ran out of the British currency in New Delhi, India, following the pound’s plunge. Photo: EPA
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