Possible to Get Brexit Deal Through by End of Week: Institute of Global Finance’s Moshirian

The transcript discusses the potential passage of the Brexit withdrawal agreement, highlighting the likelihood of it being approved by Parliament. It explores the legislative process, possible amendments, and the role of opposition parties. The discussion also covers potential outcomes if the bill is not passed, including extensions and the possibility of a no-deal Brexit. The stance of the DUP and its impact on the process is examined, along with scenarios that could lead to a general election.

What is the likelihood of the withdrawal agreement bill passing by the end of the week?

• Certain with unanimous support

• Impossible due to opposition

• Likely with enough MPs supporting it

• Unlikely due to lack of support

What might happen if the bill is not passed this week?

• A smooth Brexit will occur

• A no-deal Brexit becomes inevitable

• The process could extend beyond the week

• The bill will be abandoned

What role does the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) play in the voting process?

• They have no influence on the vote

• They are undecided

• They are likely to vote against the government

• They support the bill unconditionally

What could lead to Boris Johnson calling a general election?

• If the withdrawal bill passes without conditions

• If the withdrawal bill fails to pass

• If the DUP supports the bill

• If the EU rejects the bill

What is one condition that might be imposed on the withdrawal bill that Boris Johnson may not agree to?

• A new trade deal with the US

• An increase in trade with the EU

• A referendum or remaining in the customs union

• A reduction in tariffs