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By: Sam Meredith
Chief financial officers (CFOs) from some of the world's largest firms are unsure whether the U.K. will be thrust into the unknown post-Brexit, according to a new survey conducted by CNBC. » Read More |
US trade policy reemerged in the latest CNBC CFO survey as the top concern for chief financial officers. The White House may increase tariffs on most Chinese goods in January, and CFOs say the trade war will be a negative for their business in 2019.
Ministers for European affairs met on Monday morning to discuss the political text that will serve as a guideline to the talks that will begin after the U.K. leaves the EU in March.
Market participants are finding it extremely difficult to fully appreciate the risk of the world's fifth-largest economy being thrust into the unknown post-Brexit, one strategist told CNBC on Monday.
The draft Brexit deal on offer "unashamedly" puts the U.K.'s economic success above all else, the U.K.'s prime minister told business leaders at the annual Confederation of British Industry (CBI) on Monday.
The U.K's draft Brexit deal is not perfect but the country must avoid crashing out of the European Union without a deal, the president of the influential Confederation of British Industry said.
President Donald Trump should challenge the U.S. Federal Reserve to show the case for rising inflation, and ask them whether a central bank managing an appreciating currency is supposed to keep raising its interest rates, Michael Ivanovitch writes.
British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Sunday that the number of letters required to trigger a no-confidence vote in the Parliament had not been met.
British Trade Secretary Liam Fox told CNBC Friday that a no-deal Brexit still remains a possibility, adding the consequences of such a disorderly divorce from the EU would be "unfortunate."
With a flurry of resignations in Westminster, and speculation that Prime Minister Theresa May could be pushed out, the spotlight has turned away from Brussels and is firmly focused on the political turmoil in the U.K.
European banks desperately need a fully formed banking union to compete with the world's most valuable financial institutions, according to the chief executive of Germany's biggest lender.
Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), hinted at the possibility of inflation not rising as quickly as expected due to euro zone firms dealing with a slew of uncertainties.
European stocks ended marginally lower on Friday afternoon, as investors continued to closely monitor the ongoing political turmoil in the U.K.
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May defended her draft plans to withdraw the United Kingdom from the European Union.
U.K. lawmakers are struggling to agree on a deal to leave the European Union.
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire slammed pro-Brexit politicians in the U.K., claiming they lied to the public in the run-up to the 2016 referendum.
Sterling plunged by over 1 percent against the dollar Thursday morning after U.K. Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab resigned from his post, piling yet more pressure on U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May.
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