LONDON (Reuters) - The pound was set for a record 10th week of consecutive losses against the euro on Friday as weak data and the growing possibility of interest rate cuts in the event of a chaotic Brexit kept investors sidelined.The British currency, however, was trading slightly higher in the London afternoon session, both against the greenback and the euro.The possibility the Bank of England could raise rates has been one of the few supports for the pound in recent weeks, as the Federal..