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Is Brexit uncertainty about to lift?

Expectations that the growth of the UK economy will slow further in 2018 appear to assume that Brexitrelated uncertainty will have a more damaging impact next year. But there is a growing chance that uncertainty will ease, perhaps helping growth to speed up rather than slow down.

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