Jemima Kelly: Reuters Currency investors began on Monday to show a glimmer of concern over the risks a surprise from Scotlands September vote on independence might pose to sterling, having appeared complacent over the issue so far, according to Euro News. In fact, the pound has gained 3.5 percent against the dollar GBP D4 in the past six months to a shade below $1.72, its highest in nearly six years, as investors focus on the prospect of higher UK interest rates given a robust economic recovery and By Jemima Kelly and Anirban Nag Scottish independence has been at best a slight risk for most money managers, with opinion polls still showing more than 50 percent of Scots want to remain part of the UK far more than the third who want independence.
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