Our sister title BusinessGreen talks to green business and finance experts about how the slump in sterling might impact businesses and investors driving the UK's transition to a low carbon economy . The pound fell to a 37-year low against the US dollar on Monday as international investors reacted to the tax-cutting spree set out in Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's 'mini budget'. Investors spooked by the government's plan to pursue £45bn of uncosted tax cuts on top of the £72bn it is set to borrow between now and April to fund its energy relief plans moved swiftly to start offloading UK assets...
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