Repercussions Of Brexit
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Parliamentary Panel Asks Theresa May For Post Brexit Economic Assessment
British Prime Minister Theresa May must prove that 'no deal is better than a bad deal' by offering an economic assessment on the impact of leaving the European Union with no agreement, a parliamentary committee.
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Brexit: IMF Warns Of Repercussions For Global Economy
Britain's decision to leave the European Union has created "significant uncertainty" that will have repercussions not only for the UK and Europe, but also for the global economy, the International Monetary Fund has warned.
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British Brace For Economic Repercussions Of EU Exit Decision
UK financial leaders are scrambling to reassure households, businesses and investors that they can contain the doom and gloom they had predicted in case of a British exit, or Brexit.
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Opinion: Brexit: Bad For Britain, But Potentially Good For India
Despite being a ludicrous proposition, countries across the world must address the contingency of a Brexit. If it does happen, it will have wide-ranging repercussions on every country that is remotely connected with the global financial market.
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Parliamentary Panel Asks Theresa May For Post Brexit Economic Assessment
British Prime Minister Theresa May must prove that 'no deal is better than a bad deal' by offering an economic assessment on the impact of leaving the European Union with no agreement, a parliamentary committee.
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Brexit: IMF Warns Of Repercussions For Global Economy
Britain's decision to leave the European Union has created "significant uncertainty" that will have repercussions not only for the UK and Europe, but also for the global economy, the International Monetary Fund has warned.
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British Brace For Economic Repercussions Of EU Exit Decision
UK financial leaders are scrambling to reassure households, businesses and investors that they can contain the doom and gloom they had predicted in case of a British exit, or Brexit.
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Opinion: Brexit: Bad For Britain, But Potentially Good For India
Despite being a ludicrous proposition, countries across the world must address the contingency of a Brexit. If it does happen, it will have wide-ranging repercussions on every country that is remotely connected with the global financial market.
