IBIS 2017: Softer Brexit becomes more likely following election
After Prime Minister Theresa lost her overall majority in the general election last week, a softer Brexit is more likely, said Thomas Lake, senior analyst, political risk at BMI Research.
May’s plan for a hard Brexit faced rejection in the polls, he said at the 2017 International Bodyshop Industry Symposium in Madrid.
“We are now looking at a softer Brexit,” he said. The UK may still
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