This week the Treasury warned that a vote to leave the EU would result in a recession, while GDPdata added to the evidence that Brexit uncertainty contributed to Q1’s slowdown. But there weremore signs that investors’ Brexit fears are easing, as the probability of a leave vote continues to ebb.
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