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		</div><p>The pound bounded for the second day in a row Friday as traders reacted with vigour to news that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar had found a “pathway” to a Brexit deal.</p>
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<p>The pound was up around 2.2 cents, or 1.9%, against the US dollar, to 1.2660. It marks a nearly 4% rise since before the two leaders met on Thursday afternoon.</p>
<p>Against the euro, the pound rose 1.4% to 1.1453.</p>
<blockquote><p>Next week really needs to deliver the goods if the pound isn’t to suffer a nasty, nasty comedown</p></blockquote>
<p>European Council president Donald Tusk lit a fire under the currency on Friday afternoon, saying he had seen “positive signals” from the meeting.</p>
<p>His statement “in and of itself sent sterling stratospheric”, said Connor Campbell, a financial analyst at Spreadex.</p>
<p>However, Mr Campbell said, the pound was rebounding from a five-week low on Thursday, and traders could be in for a shock next week.</p>
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<p>“With the currency getting a bit carried away in the last 24 hours, next week really needs to deliver the goods if the pound isn’t to suffer a nasty, nasty comedown,” he said.</p>
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