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Brexit events raise risk economy is in limbo for longer

The reaction to Theresa May’s “new” Brexit deal suggests that the chances of a deal have fallen and the chances of another delay, a no deal, no Brexit and/or a general election have all risen. It’s hard to build this into our forecasts, but the risk is that GDP growth and interest rates stay lower for longer.

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