Sir Gerry Grimstone on Brexit Impact and 2018 Outlook

The video discusses the uncertainty surrounding Brexit and its impact on UK-China relations, highlighting the challenges in predicting the UK's future role as a gateway to Europe. It also examines the market outlook for 2018, noting the unusual nature of the bull market and the role of central bank liquidity. The discussion extends to global economic growth, with a focus on China and India's robust economies, and concludes with a cautious optimism about future equity performance.

How has Brexit uncertainty affected the UK's position as a partner in global relations?

• It has had no impact on the UK's position.

• It has strengthened the UK's position.

• It has completely isolated the UK.

• It has made the UK a less certain partner.

What is a notable characteristic of the bull market discussed in the video?

• It is the most popular bull market ever.

• It has seen high turnovers.

• It is considered the least popular bull market.

• It has been driven by a lack of liquidity.

What role has liquidity played in the current market situation?

• It has been minimal and insignificant.

• It has been a major driving force.

• It has caused market crashes.

• It has led to increased market volatility.

Which two countries are highlighted for their economic growth in the video?

• China and India

• Brazil and Russia

• Australia and Canada

• Germany and France

What is the speaker's outlook on equities for the next year?

• Equities are expected to be unpredictable.

• Equities are expected to rise.

• Equities are expected to remain stable.

• Equities are expected to decline.