Talk about "boosting" the pound when it surpasses the level it was at pre-Brexit referendum. Until then that word should not be permitted, let alone be attribut

Talk about "boosting" the pound when it surpasses the level it was at pre-Brexit referendum. Until then that word should not be permitted, let alone be attributed to these pro-Brexit politicians. Some rebound is of course going to happen, after a huge decline (which should still continue over the medium-term), but it's likely not going to arrive at the pre-Brexit referendum for a long, long time.