Brexit economy remains resilient despite political chaos

Latest analysis show widening disconnect between good economic news and deep fears of a no-deal Brexit
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The British economy is putting in a resilient performance, led by strong consumer and business activity, despite a month of political upheaval that pushed the UK closer to a no-deal Brexit, according to a Guardian analysis.

The latest snapshot suggests a disconnect between the economy and the political process, as Theresa May dealt with cabinet resignations over her Chequers plan. Senior economists are, however, warning there is a "lull before the storm" with little more than six months until the UK formally leaves the EU.

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