Prime Minister Theresa May held a third vote on part of her deal on Friday afternoon, and for the third time, it was rejected. Today, MP’s will engage in a second round of indicative votes on options to resolve the Brexit deadlock.
A customs union with the EU is thought to be the most popular of the options. Others include leaving the EU without a deal on the 12th of April, a referendum to rule out no-deal, and a confirmatory referendum on Prime Minister Theresa May’s deal. It will be interesting to see if the outcome of these votes have any bearing on the PM’s Brexit strategy.
The Eurozone will be keeping a watchful eye on Brexit developments this week, whilst US-China trade talks continue in Washington.
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