Brexit

Farage’s retreat from spotlight fuels fresh doubts about Reform

Brexit, as the process of leaving the EU came to be known, is itself now the status quo, but Britain has quietly turned against it.
COMMENTARY

Britain’s second thoughts about Brexit are only growing stronger

Keir Starmer (left) is likely to be succeeded by Andy Burnham, a career politician.

Can anyone fix Britain? Regular change of PM a symptom of UK’s malaise

Employment in the City of London financial district is near an all-time high, and banks are posting record profits.

After the fracture: How Britain’s financial industry recovered from Brexit

British cheesemaker Michael Harte hopes to start exports to Malaysia this year and is seeking approvals in Vietnam, Thailand and mainland China and other markets.

Brexit 10 years on: UK exporters still adjusting to life outside the EU

Barclays CEO CS Venkatakrishnan.  said Brexit had a definite economic cost to the UK economy over the past decade.

Barclays CEO says UK should seek ways to lower cost of Brexit

The latest YouGov opinion poll shows 56% of Britons now think it was wrong to leave the EU – some nine years after their narrow vote to leave. The jury on Trump’s tariffs is still out.
THE BOTTOM LINE

Brexit’s parallels with Trump tariffs tell a tale

From left: France's President Emmanuel Macron, Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Brexit chilled relations between these top three European economies, but a rejuvenated E3 dynamic has been evident on several high-profile platforms of late.

Europe E3 re-emerges as economic and political powerhouse

The PMI and other business and consumer surveys have also tended to drop sharply in response to political news.

Bank of England risks repeat of Brexit pessimism as growth signals diverge

Taken overall, Brexit is offering new opportunities for the UK to reinvent its world role, especially in the context of trade relations.

UK economic team looks beyond Europe