Post-Brexit focus should be economic, not market driven
While the bookmakers and the markets believed it would not happen, the opinion polls were suggesting that it would be a close run thing and that is pretty much how it turned out.
I had believed, for some time, that at the end of the day sanity would prevail. It didn’t, but perhaps that shouldn’t have surprised me. Democracy does have a nasty habit of delivering outcomes that stretch the bounds of sanity.
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