a deal said to be rejected by parliament later today many british businesses are preparing for months of chaos many have been stockpiling shifting investments relocating jobs though no one knows what the true extent of the damage could be and the european union certainly won't escape scot free either by the end of two thousand and twenty the union could see a budget deficit of around sixteen billion euros with germany expected to foot about a quarter of that the german chambers of industry and commerce warns the german businesses may have to fork out three billion euros each year just to pay the new export tariffs on goods headed to britain. all of that doesn't really appealing for a quick market update before this crucial vote let's cross over to our financial correspondent dana cope in frankfurt daniel the decision will be made investments later tonight how nervous are markets before that. you had there chris i can tell you that the traders here on the trading floor they are nervous i can see many of them they are