Brexit economics: BoE interest rate to drop, no UK emergency budget
Pro-Brexit economists say pessimists under-estimate policy response to UK leaving Europe. With special feature audio.
A post-Brexit analysis by an economic think tank that welcomes the UK’s withdrawal from Europe predicts two robust responses: a rapid drop in official interest rates and no emergency budget.
Capital Economics founder Roger Bootle has long supported Brexit and now argues it will not be a complete
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Brexit economics: BoE interest rate to drop, no UK emergency budget
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