Tonight’s votes in Parliament on Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal suggest that Brexit will probably be delayed beyond 31st October as they led the Prime Minister to “pause” the path to a deal. But it’s not yet clear whether there will be a short delay to push through a deal or a longer delay to allow for a general election. The latter would leave the economy in Brexit limbo for longer.
This Update was originally sent to clients as a Rapid Response immediately after the votes in Parliament on 22nd October on Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal.
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