Before Brexit, the US Dollar was trading at roughly at $1.50 to 1 British Pound. Now, it is trading at about $1.33 to 1 British Pound.
Much better (for us, sorry wildfruit) as I recall it was trading twice the value of a dollar when I bought games from Big Al.
Their exports will be cheaper for a while (what China does on purpose), but the opposite becomes true for their imports.
It would've been harder to [eventually] untangle themselves from the EU had they switched to its EURO currency, but I wonder how that would've affected things. What were the reasons for maintaining their currency over the EURO way back ? Anybody know ?