[London 17th Reuters]-Deutsche Bank said on May 17 that a new agreement on Britain's withdrawal from Brexit, compiled by British Prime Minister Johnson with the European Union, is 55% likely to be rejected by Congress Shown how to see. However, it may eventually be ratified after the general election.
Deutsche Bank macrostrategist Oliver Harvey pointed out that the probability of an agreement being approved this weekend is 45%, and it is somewhat more likely that the agreement will not pass Congress. “However, the most probable situation is that the Conservative Party will become the majority party in the general election, and then Johnson ’s agreement will be ratified.”
Prime Minister Johnson announced on July 17 that he had compiled a new “great” agreement on Brexit with the EU, and urged lawmakers to approve the agreement at a special session in the House on the 19th.