Scotland vote jitters keep markets on toes

By Jared Lynch
Updated September 18 2014 - 7:18am, first published September 17 2014 - 2:56pm
Yes or no to Scottish independence? Nervous currency traders have already begun to sell the pound as the outcome of the referendum becomes increasingly unclear.
Yes or no to Scottish independence? Nervous currency traders have already begun to sell the pound as the outcome of the referendum becomes increasingly unclear.
Yes or no to Scottish independence? Nervous currency traders have already begun to sell the pound as the outcome of the referendum becomes increasingly unclear.
Yes or no to Scottish independence? Nervous currency traders have already begun to sell the pound as the outcome of the referendum becomes increasingly unclear.
Yes or no to Scottish independence? Nervous currency traders have already begun to sell the pound as the outcome of the referendum becomes increasingly unclear.
Yes or no to Scottish independence? Nervous currency traders have already begun to sell the pound as the outcome of the referendum becomes increasingly unclear.
Yes or no to Scottish independence? Nervous currency traders have already begun to sell the pound as the outcome of the referendum becomes increasingly unclear.
Yes or no to Scottish independence? Nervous currency traders have already begun to sell the pound as the outcome of the referendum becomes increasingly unclear.

An independent Scotland is set to shock global financial markets, despite currency traders starting to price in a 'yes' vote for the referendum that could break up the UK.

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