Suspending UK Parliament raises chance of no deal

The Prime Minister’s decision to suspend Parliament from sometime in the second week of September until 14th October increases the downside risks to the British economy and the pound by decreasing the chances of a further delay to Brexit and increasing the chances of a no deal Brexit on 31st October.

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