England's Prime Minister Theresa may will probably hold out a vote of no confidence this evening, but it has the potential to be a” narrow enough win," according to Jane Foley, the leaders of Rabobank's monetary strategy.

Having suffered a historic defeat in the British Parliament on her Brexit deal, may now meets in the evening with a vote of confidence in her government. Mei said, in fact that will start inter-party discussions on a given week in order to try to achieve consensus, but a favorite of the opposition Jeremy Corbyn rejected the proposal and called for the vote opposite of trust.

” It still has the potential to be quite a narrow victory for may, but it is absolutely certain that the limited MPs will support it together with the DUP in order to avoid the risk of rampant elections, " Foley said in an interview with Bloomberg Television, citing the Democratic unionist party of Northern Ireland.

” If she had resigned and the Tory party had elections of office, it is likely we would have been able to get, has the ability to be, Gove or, has the ability to be, Johnson, and they are quite likely to be more likely to direct us to a strict Brexit than May, " Foley said.

Preparing for Bedlam: EU States do not support Brexit planning

According to its texts, the company must be equipped to exit England from the European Union on March 29 without approval.

"The facts as they stand at the moment, in fact that England is on the way to England's difficult exit from the EU in March,” said Foley. “And this is something that, if you manage a business, you will need to think about. This is an important problem. And it's probably going to be a brake on these investments," she said.

EU governments are preparing for the chaos that is expected if England leaves the bloc without divorce. The European Commission has released the intentions of actions in emergency situations with the 14” leading and urgent " political figures for the member States of the EU to take, from the weightless movement of derivatives to clean the data exchange.