JPM's Flanders Sees Two Brexit Messages Out of U.K.

The transcript discusses the political dynamics surrounding Brexit negotiations, highlighting the pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May from former prime ministers to reconsider her Brexit strategy. It notes the Conservative Party's support for May and the improbability of an imminent election. The discussion also covers the debate between a hard and soft Brexit, with concerns about the economic impact and the feasibility of a softer approach given the EU's stance.

What are former prime ministers urging Theresa May to do regarding Brexit?

• Resign from her position

• Reconsider her approach

• Hold a new referendum

• Ignore other MPs

What is the current stance of the Conservative Party towards Theresa May's leadership?

• They are pushing for an immediate election

• They are indifferent to her leadership

• They are divided and seeking a new leader

• They are rallying around her with no appetite for another election

What is the main issue despite the political stability around Theresa May?

• Lack of clarity on the Brexit position

• Economic recession

• High unemployment rates

• International trade disputes

Why did Theresa May take a harder position on Brexit?

• To gain more support from the EU

• To avoid the disadvantages of the single market

• To ensure a quick exit from the EU

• To maintain the advantages of the customs union

What is the uncertainty surrounding a softer Brexit option?

• Whether it will be supported by the EU

• If it will lead to a new election

• If it will be a credible option

• Whether it will be economically beneficial