Have Post-Brexit Market Fears Evaporated?

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on the UK economy, focusing on the rise of sterling and market volatility. It compares the performance of FTSE 100 and FTSE 250, highlighting the influence of overseas revenue and domestic exposure. The role of central banks and the need for fiscal policies are examined, alongside the potential impact of Theresa May's cabinet choices on economic strategies. The discussion concludes with a focus on long-term fiscal strategies to encourage investment and economic growth.

What was the initial market reaction to the Brexit vote?

• Markets remained stable

• Markets experienced extreme volatility

• Markets immediately improved

• Markets showed no reaction

Why did the FTSE 100 perform better than the FTSE 250 post-Brexit?

• FTSE 250 companies have more international exposure

• FTSE 100 companies have more international exposure

• FTSE 100 companies have more domestic exposure

• FTSE 250 companies are more diversified

What role did central banks play in the post-Brexit market?

• They withdrew from the markets

• They provided additional stimulus

• They increased interest rates

• They focused on domestic policies

What fiscal measure is being considered to encourage foreign investment in the UK?

• Increasing tariffs

• Reducing infrastructure spending

• Cutting corporate taxes

• Increasing corporate taxes

Why is long-term planning important for the UK government post-Brexit?

• To avoid any fiscal stimulus

• To reduce short-term budget deficits

• To focus solely on domestic markets

• To encourage investment amidst uncertainty