Risk of a U.K. General Election Is Growing, Mizuho's Chatwell Says

The transcript discusses the market's view on Brexit, focusing on Boris Johnson as a potential leader and the implications of a no-deal Brexit. It explores how Europe might respond to a new UK Prime Minister, with a focus on the French and German positions. The discussion also covers the likelihood of Brexit deadlines being extended and the challenges faced by the UK Parliament in reaching a consensus.

What is the market's current perception of Boris Johnson in the political landscape?

• A moderate choice

• An unknown entity

• A strong favorite

• A weak candidate

What is the market not fully considering regarding a no-deal Brexit?

• The likelihood of a general election

• The possibility of a second referendum

• The resurgence of the Labour Party

• The impact on the economy

How might the European Union respond to a new Tory Prime Minister?

• By offering a new deal

• By maintaining their current stance

• By dissolving the European Union

• By immediately agreeing to a no-deal Brexit

What is the French position on changes to the Brexit deal?

• Open to negotiations

• Resistant to any changes

• Supportive of a no-deal Brexit

• Indifferent to the outcome

How do the Germans differ from the French in their stance on Brexit negotiations?

• They are more aggressive

• They are completely indifferent

• They are slightly more flexible

• They are more resistant