Plurimi Wealth CIO Says EU Wants Brexit Uncertainty

The transcript discusses the uncertainties surrounding Brexit negotiations, highlighting the EU's strategic advantage in maintaining uncertainty to influence capital flows. It explores the potential financial and economic impacts on the UK, particularly on the City of London and domestic markets like the Footsie 250. The discussion also touches on the resilience of the UK economy post-Brexit vote, despite potential future consequences, and the importance of a transition period to mitigate economic disruptions.

What is the EU's strategy regarding Brexit negotiations at this stage?

• To create uncertainty to benefit from capital flows

• To finalize a fair deal quickly

• To ignore the negotiations completely

• To support the UK's position

What historical event is compared to the potential last-minute Brexit deals?

• The US-China trade war

• The 2008 financial crisis

• The Greek financial crisis

• The fall of the Berlin Wall

Why is a transition period considered necessary in Brexit negotiations?

• To allow time for a smooth adjustment

• To immediately implement new policies

• To avoid any changes in the current system

• To influence upcoming elections

Which UK index is more vulnerable to economic slowdown due to Brexit?

• FTSE 250

• NASDAQ

• Dow Jones

• FTSE 100

What has contributed to the resilience of the UK economy post-Brexit vote?

• Increased foreign investments

• Monetary policy measures and weak sterling

• Immediate trade deals with other countries

• Strong political leadership