• Risk of general election rises amid Brexit stalemate – Goldman Sachs

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2 April 2019

Risk of general election rises amid Brexit stalemate – Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs analysts warn markets that the risk of a general election in the UK has intensified following the rejection of all the four indicative votes by the UK parliament a day before.

  • Modified Brexit deal now seen at 45% versus previously seen at 50%.

  • No Brexit via second referendum seen at 40% versus previously seen at 35%.

  • No-deal Brexit seen at 15% versus unchanged from the previous.

  • Risks around the timing of the ratification of that modified Brexit deal are now skewed towards a long Article 50 extension (of greater than one year) rather than a short extension (of fewer than three months).

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