The “Brexit” outcome
last week, though without triggering Article 50, continues to reverberate
through global markets, suggesting that the situation is still fluid and
that it is extremely challenging to pin down the net negative spillover
beyond the UK economy. Arguably, rough initial calculations of the likely
economic impact of the Brexit turmoil should at least focus on how the rest
of the EU might potentially interact with the negative repercussions from
the UK
economy. Then, using the aforementioned results for Europe as a starting
point, we attempt to calculate the likely imprint on the US economy.
But the renegotiations of trade deals, passporting rights, etc by a new UK
Prime Minister eventually, in light of the continuing acrimonious posture
of politicians, suggest that political developments will likely dominate
economic headlines (besides, with roughly 70% turnout, only slightly more
than 35% of eligible UK voters actually supported an exit from the EU).
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