Brexit's ten-year fallout inflicts severe trade damage, prompting calls to reverse the decisionExecutive summary: Ten years after Brexit, a study by IW Köln quantifies massive trade damage and suggests the decision should be reversed. The findings highlight sustained economic harm to UK‑EU commerce, informing policy debates and potential regulatory responses. IW Köln research institute, UK and EU policymakers, and commentators calling for reversal Continued debate in the UK and EU about potential trade policy adjustments and possible renegotiations of post‑transition arrangementsA calculation by the IW Köln shows that a decade after Brexit the UK's trade volumes have been markedly harmed, with researchers urging the decision to be undone. The analysis underscores ongoing economic costs and policy relevance without expressing partisan views.Connected developmentsUK borrowing surges over forecasts in MayOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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