The data displays the forecasted rate of currency exchange between pound sterling and the euro, under three different scenarios concerning the EU referendum, as of February 2015, for 2016 to 2019. It’s expected that in the years until 2019 the euro will become stronger by 1.2% if the United Kingdom remains in the EU. If the United Kingdom left European Union, it is predicted that by 2017 the euro exchange rate would have peaked at 0.9% and in the two years following the referendum there would be a decrease of 0.5 percent, yet an overall increase of 0.
