ING Sees Current Brexit Impasse as `Stay of Execution' for Pound

The video discusses Brexit scenarios with Jim O'Neill, highlighting a 20% chance of no deal, 20% chance of no Brexit, and 60% chance of renegotiation. It examines the impact of political developments on sterling and amendment bills. The UK yield curve and potential rate hikes by the Bank of England are analyzed. Finally, it explores revenue growth expectations, noting that they often align with nominal GDP growth.

What are the estimated chances of a no-deal Brexit according to Jim O'Neill?

• 30%

• 20%

• 10%

• 40%

What is the potential impact on the UK's yield curve if there are signs of progress on a Brexit deal?

• The yield curve will flatten further

• The yield curve will invert

• The yield curve will steepen

• The yield curve will remain unchanged

What does the Bank of England hope to achieve if there is an opportunity this year?

• Increase interest rates

• Lower interest rates

• Eliminate interest rates

• Maintain current interest rates

What is the typical behavior of analysts regarding revenue growth expectations?

• They are usually too pessimistic

• They are usually too optimistic

• They are always accurate

• They are indifferent

How does revenue growth typically compare to nominal GDP growth?

• It is unpredictable

• It generally matches

• It is usually much lower

• It is usually much higher