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too, when ittion comes to all that.eh of least from the bank of singapore, suggesting that it's premature to suggest that the level of sterling could go down even further. tim, who willo tell us about how the brexit leave could help japan's biggest messaging service. we will talk about the possibility that it goes that even further. is attracting tourists into britain, with chinese going to london and buying those burberry trench coats even cheaper than they are at the moment. ♪ ♪ wednesday, the 29th of june. i am rishaad salamat. this is "trending business". ♪ right, live in tokyo, singapore, and taipei. japan leading markets on the upside. taken to limit the fallout from brexit. europe demanding an urgent exit strategy from the u.k. japan's

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