Page 19 - Latest Updates on Brexit
Worst day in 10 months as Wall Street reacts to 'Brexit'
S&P 500 lost all the year's gains and suffered its largest decline since late August last year
 "Worst day in 10 months as Wall Street reacts to 'Brexit'")
Brexit could mar Paris Agreement success
EU's climate finance commitments could take a hit
 "Brexit could mar Paris Agreement success")
Gold hits 2-week low ahead of Brexit vote
Spot gold inched down 0.2% to $1,266 an ounce
 "Gold hits 2-week low ahead of Brexit vote")
Brexit in slow lane, as PM Boris Johnson loses key timeline vote
Johnson was on Saturday forced by opponents into the humiliation of asking the EU for a delay beyond October 31 that he had vowed he would never seek
 "Brexit in slow lane, as PM Boris Johnson loses key timeline vote")
Letter to BS: UK court has set an example for judiciaries of other nations
The UK top court held the prorogation of parliament by Johnson as unlawful
 "Letter to BS: UK court has set an example for judiciaries of other nations")
Ahead of brexit, assets worth $1 trn to be transferred from Britain to EU
'The closer we get to 29 March without a deal, the more assets will be transferred and headcount hired locally or relocated,'UK financial services leader at EY, said
 "Ahead of brexit, assets worth $1 trn to be transferred from Britain to EU")
Britain will not delay Brexit, minister insists, as extension talk grows
May is under pressure from MPs to say what further assurances she expects to win from Brussels before they vote on the deal struck with the EU in November
Labour party declares Brexit talks dead as May's premiership crumbles
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wrote to May on Friday informing her that the Brexit talks, which began on April 3, had "gone as far as they can" due to the instability of her government.
 "Labour party declares Brexit talks dead as May's premiership crumbles")
People voted for strong EU, Brexit vaccine against anti-EU sentiments: Tusk
He was speaking after EU leaders met in Brussels to discuss the European Parliament election results, where nationalist and eurosceptic parties made gains but not as many as some feared.
 "People voted for strong EU, Brexit vaccine against anti-EU sentiments: Tusk")
Corbyn calls for election or referendum to get out of Brexit crisis
Labour has come under fire for sitting on the fence over Brexit and it remains unclear whether the party would back Leave or Remain in the next general election.
Trump says UK will get a 'very substantial' trade deal with US after Brexit
Nearby, left-wing activists inflated an orange blimp of a baby Trump dressed in a diaper at a rally outside parliament that brought morning rush hour traffic to a halt
 "Trump says UK will get a 'very substantial' trade deal with US after Brexit")
Boris and Brexit
His election amplifies the confusion
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UK PM Theresa May appoints Stephen Barclay as new Brexit secretary
The development comes after Dominic Raab resigned from the post over the Brexit draft deal
 "UK PM Theresa May appoints Stephen Barclay as new Brexit secretary")
Accept EU deal or face 'economic disaster', French minister warns Brexiters
'What does Brexit demonstrate? It shows that leaving the common European market has an exorbitant economic cost,' he said
 "Accept EU deal or face 'economic disaster', French minister warns Brexiters")
Britain won't be ready for 2020 Brexit, will take longer: EU officials
EU diplomats said any extension would be agreed only after Britain formally leaves in March 2019
 "Britain won't be ready for 2020 Brexit, will take longer: EU officials")
UK's Labour Party moots 'soft' Brexit policy to access EU's single market
New offer touted as an alternative to PM Theresa May's policy approach
 "UK's Labour Party moots 'soft' Brexit policy to access EU's single market")
Brexit: Charity causes Britain's 'leave' and 'remain' voters support
While 54% indicated they trusted local charities, picture for international causes was less positive
Brexit lessons from Britain's 19th-century push for free trade
Shows that principle of global free trade is often tempered by compromise and political pragmatism
Bank of America picks Dublin as new base for EU operations post Brexit
International banks planning to set up subsidaries in EU to ensure they can continue serving clients
Brexit may cost banks $50 billion
HSBC Holdings Plc was the first bank to spell out the cost of Brexit
 "Brexit may cost banks $50 billion")
