[London 3rd Reuters]-The British Parliament reopened on the 3rd after the summer holiday, and intensifying attacks on the "no agreement" withdrawal from the European Union (EU). If Prime Minister Johnson prevents a dismissal without agreement, he will take the general election on October 14th. On the other hand, opposition officials of the opposition / labor party and ruling / conservative parties are aiming to pass a bill to postpone the EU withdrawal date at the end of October to prevent withdrawal without agreement.
President Berkow approved a proposal for an emergency deliberation on the 3rd night. If a motion to control the proceedings is approved in the deliberations, lawmakers will vote for a bill that will delay the withdrawal date on January 4 for three months until January 31, next year, and want to bring it to the approval.
Labor leader Corbin declared that he would prevent Johnson ’s “dangerous betting on the future of Britain”.
Prime Minister Johnson said on the same day that a request from the EU to postpone the withdrawal date was "equivalent to raising a white flag" in Congress, eliminating the possibility of postponement.
At the same time as Johnson began his speech in parliament, Conservative Philip Lee, who he led, left the party and moved to the pro-European Liberal Democratic Party. In response, the ruling party lost a majority of the House of Representatives.
In response to the possibility of withdrawal without agreement, the pound / dollar <GBP = D3> has temporarily reduced slightly to $ 1.1959, the lowest since October 2016. However, after that, it turned back and rose by 0.22%.
Under such circumstances, the European Commission expressed its comment that the possibility of withdrawal without agreement is extremely high. French Foreign Minister Rudrian also stated that it is the most likely scenario.
Goldman Sachs also raised the probability of disagreement from 20% to 25%.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) announced that it would lose at least $ 16 billion in export sales within the EU if Britain leaves the European Union without agreement.
US Vice President Pence urged the EU to negotiate with British Prime Minister Johnson “in good faith” in Ireland, where he visited, to agree on a withdrawal agreement that respects British sovereignty.