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RSM Brexit Stress Index update: Late summer upturn in risk

Sep. 9, 2020 by Joseph Brusuelas

Brexit is the gift that keeps on giving. England and the European Union had agreed to an 11-month window ending Dec. 31 to produce what would normally take years of trade negotiations. If those talks were to fail in the remaining three months of the year, then the U.K. will face tariffs imposed by the E.U., its largest trading partner, once it is pushed ... READ MORE >

The RSM Brexit Stress Index shoots up, reflecting coronavirus supply shock concern

Mar. 6, 2020 by Joseph Brusuelas

Following the U.K.’s departure from the European Union more than a month ago, markets are bracing for a global health crisis and the accompanying supply shock. The RSM Brexit Stress Index -- which measures financial and economic risk surrounding Britain’s departure from Europe’s common market – has shot up in the past two weeks from zero to 1.15 standard ... READ MORE >

RSM Brexit Stress Index: Traders hedge their bets

Feb. 7, 2020 by Joseph Brusuelas

One week into Brexit, the foreign exchange and fixed-income markets are showing signs of doubt and perhaps the beginning of a hedge on a bet that the government can quickly renegotiate its trade agreements with the world and that the British economy will be left better off. The RSM Brexit Stress Index -- which measures financial and economic risk ... READ MORE >

RSM Brexit Stress Index remains subdued

Jan. 3, 2020 by Joseph Brusuelas

Stress in the British financial markets has remained subdued over the four weeks since the general election. The RSM Brexit Stress Index, which measures financial and economic risk surrounding Britain’s impending departure from the European Union, started the new year at an insignificant 0.03 standard deviations above normal levels of implied stress, just ... READ MORE >

RSM Brexit Stress Index plunges as Johnson gains clear victory

Dec. 13, 2019 by Joseph Brusuelas

Stress in the British financial markets plummeted as voters handed the Conservatives and Prime Minister Boris Johnson a clear victory on Thursday, signaling an end to years of gridlock over Brexit. The RSM Brexit Stress Index, which measures financial and economic risk surrounding Britain’s impending departure from the European Union, dropped to an ... READ MORE >

RSM Brexit Stress Index eases as general election draws closer

Dec. 6, 2019 by Joseph Brusuelas

Stress in the UK financial markets continued to ease as the general election draws closer. The RSM Brexit Stress Index, which measures financial and economic risk surrounding Britain’s impending departure from the European Union, closed the week at 0.29 standard deviations above normal levels of implied stress. It marked the lowest level of risk in what ... READ MORE >

RSM Brexit Stress Index continues to ease

Nov. 22, 2019 by Joseph Brusuelas

Stress in the British financial markets has been easing in the three weeks since the election announcement, continuing a holding pattern of sorts until there is more clarity on the political and economic fronts. The RSM Brexit Stress Index, which measures financial and economic risk surrounding Britain’s impending departure from the European Union, closed ... READ MORE >

RSM Brexit Stress Index eases on speculation of trade deal

Nov. 8, 2019 by Joseph Brusuelas

Stress in the British financial markets eased during the week, as domestic political events took a back seat to global market pressure. The RSM Brexit Stress Index, which measures financial and economic risk surrounding Britain’s impending departure from the European Union, closed the week lower, at 0.67 standard deviations above normal levels of implied ... READ MORE >

RSM Brexit Stress Index ends tumultuous week slightly higher

Nov. 1, 2019 by Joseph Brusuelas

Stress in the financial markets pushed a bit higher during a tumultuous week that included the European Union granting an extension of the Brexit deadline to Jan. 31 and Parliament granting Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s wish for a December general election. The RSM Brexit Stress Index, which measures stress surrounding Britain’s impending departure from ... READ MORE >

RSM Brexit Stress Index eases after vote to delay Britain’s withdrawal from EU

Oct. 25, 2019 by Joseph Brusuelas

Stress in the British financial markets continues to diminish along with the plausibility of the country extracting itself from the European Union common market by the Oct. 31 deadline. By Friday’s close, the RSM Brexit Stress Index, which measures financial-market stress surrounding Britain’s impending departure from the European Union, had dropped ... READ MORE >

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