Of all the things to worry about Brexit, I wouldn’t worry about forks too much.
It’s still a competitive market at wholesale and retail level – RS / Xfusion / Manatou / Fox they’d all like your money.
The ‘markets’ are about the future, not now – the £ fell in June, corrected in Nov and has been steady since. After yesterdays vote it rose against the € when the markets opened.
THIS IS NOT SAYING BREXIT IS A GOOD IDEA, it’s **** stupid – it’s just the markets have already reacted to what they think will happen, and trust me, they’re being briefed a lot more than the BBC is.
Yesterdays vote wasn’t a hard v soft vote – it was a prerequisites v no prerequisites vote. I have to hope that, at some point May will remember the referendum was a close result, and all the promises the leave campaign made have turned out to be lies – at some point she has to make a deal that most people can live with, not just the die hard UKIPers who want to burn the EU at any cost that she hopes to return to being Tory voters in 2020.