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Peter Geoghegan: Rich donors are the only winners in Johnson s race to the bottom

BORIS Johnson does not like confrontation. As the prime minister’s former lover Petronella Wyatt recalled a couple of years ago, here is a man who will “do anything to avoid an argument”. Even if it means telling bare-faced lies. Wyatt’s words were ringing in my ears when I watched Johnson present his Brexit deal at a press conference on Christmas Eve. While the prime minister was winning plaudits in the press for securing any sort of agreement at all with the European Union, I found myself constantly struck by the cognitive dissonance of what he was actually saying.

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Inside the Brexit deal: the agreement and the aftermath

Home Inside the Brexit deal: the agreement and the aftermath Inside the Brexit deal: the agreement and the aftermath As businesses adapt to the UK’s new trade deal with the EU, negotiators on both sides reveal what really happened World Economy News 22 Jan 2021 • 18 min read The Brexit denouement had finally arrived. As the year drew to a close, Boris Johnson stood triumphant in the House of Commons and proclaimed the rebirth of Britain as “an independent nation” on the brink of a free-trading future. “We are going to open a new chapter in our national story,” he declared on December 30, as MPs approved his EU trade deal, secured on Christmas Eve after months of painful negotiations with Brussels.

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EUR/GBP continues consolidation around 0 9080 as traders mull what s next for 2021

Dec 29, 2020 17:37 GMTFXStreet News EUR/GBP continues to trade sideways either side of the 0.9080 mark as trade quietens down into the year-end. Brexit, international trade and investment deals, Covid-19 lockdowns and vaccine rollouts all likely to drive the pair in 2021. EUR/GBP has gone sideways or has at the very least been caught between relatively thin 0.9060-0.9090 parameters, for most of the last 24 hours. Trade has been choppy elsewhere in FX markets (USD, in particular, has seen some pretty decent swings in sentiment), but with Brexit out of the way and many European participants still away for Christmas and New Year holidays, trade in the EUR/GBP pair appears to have died right down.

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Brexit UK news - Boris Johnson says devil in the detail as 1,255-page deal is published following historic agreement

Brexit UK news - Boris Johnson says devil in the detail as 1,255-page deal is published following historic agreement
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Scrutiny begins as Brexit trade document published

Scrutiny begins as Brexit trade document published Top Story December 27, 2020 LONDON: Scrutiny of the Brexit trade agreement with the European Union has begun after the full treaty was published less than a week before it is due to be implemented. Legal experts and MPs were poring over the 1,246-page document published on the morning of Boxing Day, as Boris Johnson worked to persuade Eurosceptic Tories to back it as the “right deal” for the country. The Prime Minister acknowledged to Conservative MPs that “the devil is in the detail” but insisted it would stand up to inspection from the European Research Group (ERG) of Brexiteers, who will assemble a panel of lawyers to examine the full text ahead of a Commons vote.

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