Two landmark studies published in 2025 and 2026 provide the most comprehensive assessment to date of Brexit’s economic costs. The combined picture shows significant losses in GDP, investment, productivity, and trade, with the damage concentrated in the regulatory and market-access barriers.

Some interesting commentary on the recently announced UK tax plan.

The UK financial sector and the immigration system post Brexit: is there cause for optimism?

Thoughts on the US-UK free trade agreement, the EU-UK global value chains and the exchange rate pass-through effect on UK inflation.

A roundup of the latest commentaries and research on Brexit.

Editors’ choice of recent research and commentary on Brexit.

Economists opine on the recent Brexit developments.

The economic impact, the prospects, the ideology.

Gourinchas and al and Wren-Lewis have been expecting for the pound to continue depreciating without benefiting the UK economy. But the announcement of the June 8 general election might reverse the trend as new research by Sornette and al. indicates and Didion evaluates Prime Minister  May’s negotiating strategy.