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Old 25-05-2018, 00:22   #2745
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Re: Brexit discussion

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Originally Posted by Mick View Post
Not even the Governor of the bank of England has the foresight to see in the future and what trade deals we can do once we leave.
No one can see that far into the future, that's for sure.
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How Britain’s departure from the EU stretches to mid-2020s
https://www.ft.com/content/12b54086-...4-2218e7146b04

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
Well, that's the whole point, nobody knows because we don't know what form this customs deal will ultimately take. All these figures are wild speculation, and inflated beyond credibility.
Surely if the figures are wrong in one direction, they could be equally wrong in another and deflated? It's not in Mark Carney's interests to get these things deliberately wrong as it would hinder his job prospects both in the UK and outside it.
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