Brexit (31)

Boris resigns, but markets benign
Markets and economics

Boris resigns, but markets benign

Markets hate uncertainty, we're often told. So why did they remain unmoved amid the political...

By Christopher Jeffery

08 Jul 2022

3 min read

Withdrawal disagreement: the Brexit saga continues
LGIM
Economics

Withdrawal disagreement: the Brexit saga continues

Recent Brexit news is neither surprising nor likely to be the end of this story.  
By LGIM
17 Sep 2020
3 min read
For trucks’ sake: Brexit and the outlook for UK assets
Christopher Teschmacher
Economics

For trucks’ sake: Brexit and the outlook for UK assets

How have Brexit and the post-virus economic contraction affected the prospects for UK asset price...
By Christopher Teschmacher
20 Aug 2020
3 min read
Boris and Brexit bust ups
LGIM
Economics

Boris and Brexit bust ups

I outline why investors should prepare for the Brexit trade tensions that are likely to develop...
By LGIM
07 Feb 2020
2 min read
A Grimm reading of politics
Economics

A Grimm reading of politics

When politics and markets intersect, the results can be unpredictable – as recent events in Italy...

By John Roe

04 Sep 2019

3 min read

Goes Down the Pound
LGIM
Currency

Goes Down the Pound

Brexit hasn't even happened yet but it is already affecting the economy, creating volatility in t...
By LGIM
14 Aug 2019
5 min read
Playing with fire
Tim Drayson
Economics

Playing with fire

The outlook is darkening. Escalating trade wars, Brexit risks, and deteriorating US corporate...
By Tim Drayson
08 Aug 2019
3 min read
Total wipeout: what can Ottawa teach us about Westminster
Christopher Jeffery
ESG and long-term themes

Total wipeout: what can Ottawa teach us about Westminster

Opinion polls suggest a 'total wipeout' for the Conservative and Labour parties if a general...
By Christopher Jeffery
04 Jul 2019
3 min read