Sterling climbed off two-week lows on Wednesday on second Brexit vote hopes.

Sterling climbed off two-week lows on Wednesday on second Brexit vote hopes.
The euro edged higher to a two-week high on Monday as risk appetite picked up thanks to firmer oil prices.
Oil prices fell to their lowest in more than a year, on course for their biggest one-month decline since late 2014.
Sterling jumped to a one-week high after Britain-EU draft Brexit Agreement setting out their post-Brexit ties awaiting EU summit approval.
Italy budget was rejected by the EU for failing to comply with euro zone rules. However, the euro strengthened on Wednesday on hopes for a compromise in the row over Italy’s budget.