JPMorgan Says Canada-Style Deal Not Enough for U.K.

The video discusses the current economic situation in the EU, highlighting the ECB's positive outlook and the potential for record-high consumer confidence. It examines Brexit negotiations, emphasizing the importance of a transitional deal for market stability. The discussion then shifts to the possibility of a Canada-style trade deal for the UK, noting its limitations for financial services. Finally, it addresses the UK's strategic choice between controlling the movement of people and maintaining free trade and financial services.

How does consumer confidence in the eurozone appear to be changing, and what factors might influence this?

What are the potential impacts of the Brexit negotiations on the EU economy in the near term?

What are the key considerations for the UK in negotiating a transitional deal post-Brexit?

In what ways does the Canada-style deal fall short for the UK, particularly regarding financial services?

What fundamental choice does the UK face regarding freedom of movement and free trade?