Last week, we said that there were two big obstacles in the pathway to a Brexit deal. With the UK and the EU having come to an agreement, one hurdle has been overcome. The second, whether Parliament passes that agreement, will be clear enough after tomorrow’s fourth meaningful vote. The outcome of that vote is too close to call with any certainty. Whatever your views on the merits of the deal or Brexit in general, a deal would at least remove some of the uncertainty that has been holding back the economy.
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