U.K. Will Leave EU With a Deal, Crossbridge Capital CIO Says

The transcript discusses the political and economic implications of Brexit, focusing on Theresa May's deal and the challenges of forming a consensus across party lines. It highlights the potential outcomes, including a no-deal scenario, and the economic impact on both the EU and UK. The discussion also covers currency predictions and market reactions, emphasizing the uncertainty and the need for strategic decisions by both the EU and UK.

What is the main concern for Theresa May if she seeks support from the Labour Party?

• Losing support from the Tory party

• Gaining too much support from Brexiteers

• Strengthening the DUP's position

• Weakening the Labour Party's influence

Why is a no-deal Brexit considered detrimental to the EU?

• It would strengthen the UK's economy

• It would lead to increased trade with the UK

• The Eurozone's economic situation is already weak

• The EU would gain more political power

What is the expected impact on Germany if a no-deal Brexit occurs?

• Germany would increase its trade with the UK

• Germany would become more politically stable

• Germany would face a recession

• Germany's economy would improve

What is the predicted trading range for Sterling by June?

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What is the anticipated outcome for the UK regarding the Brexit deal?

• The UK will leave without a deal

• The UK will remain in the EU

• The UK will form a new union with the EU

• The UK will leave with a deal