Negotiations on the terms of Britain’s exit from the EU have made slow progress before a March 2019 deadline. Talks on the transition period have not even begun.EU leaders meet on Thursday and Friday to discuss Brexit, and a draft communique showed they won’t adopt guidelines on possible transitional arrangements until December.
JPMorgan said on Monday the chance of a “no deal” Brexit had risen to 25 percent from 15 percent previously, in line with the consensus of a Reuters poll of economists published last month.”It is entirely plausible, while it might well be regrettable, that there will be a hard Brexit with no transition period, and much more work needs to be done to prepare for this plausible scenario, particularly in the insurance sector,” Sibley said in a speech at a conference in Dublin.One of Ireland’s senior civil servants told the same conference that Britain had failed to understand that while a disorderly exit would be disastrous for both it and Ireland, it might be a price the rest of the EU is be willing to pay.”The worst-case scenario of Britain leaving in a disorderly fashion would be a catastrophe for us, for the UK, but for the EU as a whole, for many counties in the EU, it won’t be a catastrophe, it will be a cost,” said Robert Watt, secretary general at Ireland’s Department of Public Expenditure.”That’s something, particularly in the debate in the UK, that’s missed. I think this is what the UK have misunderstoodคำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง. There is a cost and Europe is willing to pay that price in order to keep the union together.”
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