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More than third of large German firms plan for no-deal Brexit: Spiegel
Abstract：About 36 percent of large German companies doing business with Britain are planning for it to crash out of the European Union without a deal, Germany's Spiegel magazine reported on Thursday citing a survey. The survey by
BERLIN (Reuters) - About 36 percent of large German companies doing business with Britain are planning for it to crash out of the European Union without a deal, Germany's Spiegel magazine reported on Thursday citing a survey.
The survey by accounting firm Deloitte and German industry group BDI found that only 6 percent of the 262 surveyed companies expect Brexit will not happen.
About half said they expect either high or very high damage to their business in the case of a no-deal Brexit.
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