The election and its implications for the economy and markets

The election on 12th December is likely to mark the beginning of a new phase for the UK economy, determining not only the type of Brexit (or if Brexit happens at all) but also the size and shape of the state. The theme that comes up the most is that after a decade of austerity, the economy will soon benefit from a sizeable fiscal stimulus.

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