A quick US trade deal won't help Britain avoid Brexit damage, economists say - CNBC

A quick US trade deal won't help Britain avoid Brexit damage, economists say  CNBC

A possible trade deal with the U.S. will do little to mitigate the impact of Britain leaving the EU without a deal in place, economists have told CNBC. Both the U.K. ...

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