Analysts at TD Securities point out that in the UK, MPs approved a bill mandating an Article 50 extension should they not agree to a deal by 19 October, and also rebuffed Boris Johnson’s attempt to trigger a 15 October election.
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“The Extension Bill heads to the House of Lords now for a final few days of showdown there. In a procedural tactic by the government, aimed at ambushing the bill, an amendment requiring Theresa May’s deal to be put to a vote yet again was also passed.”
“The rebels don’t think the amendment carries legal weight. Focus now turns to a possible repeat vote on Monday, when Boris Johnson will again seek a 15 Oct election. While Labour is more likely to support it if the Extension Bill is approved by the weekend, it’s still not a guarantee.”
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