A decade of magical thinking since Brexit has taught me that it’s always OK to hope for better | Zoe Williams
MeridStreet AI summaryThe UK's Brexit referendum has been a decade-long source of controversy and debate. Despite the significant changes in the world since 2016, pro-Brexit supporters continue to assert that a closer relationship with the EU is unlikely. This narrative has been repeated so often that it has taken a toll on those who disagree, forcing them to confront a constant barrage of misinformation. The persistence of these claims has led to a sense of disillusionment and frustration among remainers.
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Why it matters
The world has changed since 2016, and the author believes a closer relationship with the EU is possible. The pro-Brexiters think remainers have no chance of achieving this, but the author remains hopeful.
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Winners
- UK equities
- Pound sterling
Under pressure
- Safe-haven assets
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