Brexit delayed, but choice of destinations remains the same

The postponement of Brexit removes the risk of the UK leaving the EU without a deal next Friday. But Parliament is still facing the same four Brexit options it always has; deal, no deal, revoke Article 50 or a significant delay to Brexit by an extension of Article 50. Meanwhile, the economy seems relatively resilient to the Brexit uncertainty.

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