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- Brexit likely to be delayed to 2020 - Rabobank
Brexit likely to be delayed to 2020 - Rabobank
Rabobank analysts note the UK PM Theresa May has said she will resign on 7 June, and her departure makes way for a Tory leadership contest that is likely to put a Brexit hardliner in the PM function with Boris Johnson regarded as the most likely winner.
- The new PM will probably try to renegotiate the EU-UK deal in order to change the Irish backstop, but the EU is expected to stand its ground.
- If the UK government opts for a hard Brexit as a result, it will face firm opposition from the British parliament.
- Such a conflict is likely to eventually lead to an early general election, a process that will need to be accommodated by a third extension of article 50 by the EU.
- All in all, we see a delay of Brexit to 2020 as the most likely outcome, but the odds of a hard Brexit on 31 October are uncomfortably high.
- A second referendum could play an important role in the electoral campaign and may open the door for the UK remaining in the EU in 2020.
- The already elevated degree of uncertainty around Brexit may rise further in the coming months and will continue to weigh on the British economy.
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