Simon French: Brexit a Long, Slow Drag on U.K.

The video discusses the long-term economic impact of Brexit, highlighting the slow drag on UK competitiveness. It outlines the political timetable driving Brexit negotiations, emphasizing the importance of the German elections. The potential for EU reform on free movement is explored, considering the anti-immigration sentiment in Europe. The Bank of England's monetary policy is examined, with a focus on inflation and the potential impact of currency fluctuations.

What is the Bloomberg intelligence view regarding the economic impact of leaving the EU?

What political timetable is influencing the triggering of Article 50 in the UK?

How might the elections in France and the Netherlands affect negotiations with the UK?

What are the potential implications of a strong anti-immigration movement in the Netherlands and France on EU reforms?

What stance has the Bank of England taken regarding inflation and monetary policy following Brexit?