Citi's Mann Says Obvious Brexit Option Is to Stop the Clock March 29

The video discusses the unexpected UK GDP figures and the ongoing impact of Brexit on business investment. It highlights the erosion of business confidence and the potential economic consequences of a 'crash out' scenario. The discussion then shifts to disinflation trends in Germany and Europe, noting the counterbalance of wage inflation against weak industrial production. Finally, the video addresses the challenges faced by the Euro area, including the lack of fiscal and banking union, and the need for reforms to address differential business cycles and external pressures.

What is one of the main reasons for the decline in UK business investment post-referendum?

• Political stability

• Rising oil prices

• Uncertainty due to Brexit

• Increased consumer spending

What is a potential political option for the UK to avoid a 'crashing out' scenario?

• Holding another referendum

• Stopping the clock on negotiations

• Increasing tariffs on EU goods

• Immediate withdrawal from the EU

What is one of the positive economic trends observed in Europe despite disinflation?

• Decreasing industrial production

• Declining consumer spending

• Rising wage inflation

• Increasing oil prices

What is a significant challenge for the Euro area in terms of economic integration?

• Over-reliance on exports

• Lack of a fiscal union

• Excessive banking regulations

• Uniform labor market policies

What external factor is currently making the Eurozone's economic situation particularly challenging?

• Strong global economic growth

• High domestic inflation

• Stable fiscal policies

• Tension between domestic and external environments