jane foley, head fx strategy, senior currency analyst, rabobank. seen sterling gain ground, i number of people are still skeptical that the talks between may and corbindispel the brexit fog. high.lity remaining and that it will take a decisive announcement on the deal and extension to inspire traders to go all in on pound strength. how are you positioning, all in or wanting to selloff, or waiting on the sidelines? sidelinesing on the is the most pragmatic solution. the interesting thing about sterling is it is one of the best performing because it currencies. even so, it has performed well. sterling wants to be supported, the consensus is there will be a deal even though we are at the five minutes to midnight frame time. overnight is supportive, it was said that there is a possibility of a flexible delay. rather than the u.k. prime minister approaching for a few more weeks, he said, if you do not get something through parliament, you can have a longer delay. if you do, we can shorten that. theresa may does not want a lengthy delay. nejra: that would be a good outcome for sterling. goldman sachs saying one of the best opportunities in developed market