The original Brexit day (29th March) is upon us, yet the end point and the consequences for the economy and the financial markets are as unclear as ever. As the dust of this week settles, the four possible outcomes haven’t changed – deal, no deal, no Brexit or a lengthy delay – although the balance has arguably shifted further towards the latter.
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