UK Broker Summit 2018: All Brexit options worse than staying in - David Smith

Brexit

The Sunday Times economics editor says Brexit supporters and remainers will see there’s still a battle to be fought after March 2019.

A no deal Brexit would be disastrous and a significant economic shock, according to David Smith, economics editor at The Sunday Times.

Speaking to delegates at the UK Broker Summit 2018, Smith highlighted the importance of clarity around what will happen after Brexit.

He added that the UK economy is growing at a slower rate than expected because businesses are cautious about investing and will hold back until the situation is clearer.

“The government is in the unusual situation of having

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