article_snippet.sent: However, Mr Khalaf said events on the global stage
article_snippet.sent: ‘are far more important to the UK stock market than the next resident of Number 10’.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Khalaf added: ‘Looking back over the last 45 years, the waxing and waning of the UK stock market has been driven in large part by overseas influences, and is not commanded from Westminster.
article_snippet.sent: This makes sense when you consider how globalised most industries are.