A new poll released by KPMG has found that seven in ten Brits would spend less in the event of a no-deal Brexit, with 54% believing that no-deal will be the result of the seemingly fruitless negotiations with the EU.
The findings in full:
- 43% of the public said they were very likely or likely to cut everyday spending.
- 45% of the public said they were very likely or likely to cut non-essential spending.
- 48% of the public said they were very likely or likely to cut luxury spending.
- 47% of the public said they were very likely or likely to delay major purchases.
So why don’t we just get a deal, not fighting a war of attrition over certain points of principle and engage in some realpolitik, Gerry inquires…
