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Uncertainty to linger after election and Brexit deal

While a Conservative election win followed by a Brexit deal would boost the economy, the lingering uncertainty generated by Boris Johnson’s pledge not to extend the transition period beyond 2020 will limit the rise in GDP growth and will probably negate the need for interest rate hikes in 2020.

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