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Old 02-12-2018, 17:21   #4130
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
UK economic growth is lower since the referendum, inflation is up and the pound trading lower. I’m unsure how desirable any of these qualities are.

A lower pound could increase manufacturing exports, increasing our competitiveness. However you’d hope that’d be reflected in higher growth - which is isn’t.
As you know, business hates uncertainty. That's why we need to make the method of leaving the EU clear with no further delay. Will it be deal or no deal? We need to settlethis before Christmas. Then just look at how the markets react.
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