Anything but Hard Brexit Would Be Positive for Pound, Says Crossmark’s Fernandez

The video discusses the potential impacts of Brexit on the UK economy and the British pound. It highlights the market's anticipation of Brexit, the UK's economic indicators like PMI and unemployment, and the possible outcomes of Brexit, including a hard Brexit, a delay, or a general election. The discussion concludes with the potential positive effects on sterling if a hard Brexit is avoided.

What factors have contributed to the market's current reaction to Brexit?

• Anticipation and pricing in of Brexit impacts

• Complete immunity to Brexit news

• High unemployment rates

• Lack of economic indicators

What is the significance of the GTV chart from Bloomberg in the context of Brexit?

• It shows the current unemployment rate in the UK.

• It predicts the future GDP of the UK.

• It indicates expectations for the British pound's value.

• It forecasts the outcome of the next general election.

Which Brexit outcome is considered positive for the British pound?

• A no-deal Brexit

• A hard Brexit

• A complete cancellation of Brexit

• Any outcome other than a hard Brexit

How does the UK's GDP compare to that of Germany and France?

• It is higher than Germany but lower than France.

• It is lower than both countries.

• It is higher than both countries.

• It is the same as Germany but lower than France.

What is the potential impact on the UK economy if a no-deal Brexit is avoided?

• The economy could experience positive growth.

• There will be no significant change.

• The economy will face a recession.

• The economy will become unstable.