Boris Johnson, Foreign Exchange Analyst
David Cameron's possible successor is watching the currency markets.
Seeking Brexit calm from Boris Johnson and MPC.
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The mystery of how Boris Johnson spent the weekend has been solved. While his allies in the Brexit campaign were defending, if occasionally rolling back, their pre-referendum pledges in a series of TV interviews, the man seen as most likely to succeed David Cameron as leader of the Conservative Party remained conspicuously silent.
The publication of Johnson's Telegraph editorial on Sunday night, entitled "I cannot stress too much that Britain is part of Europe — and always will be," delivered an answer: the London paper's former Brussels correspondent has been studying the currency markets.