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        After reaching the euro agreement, Britain's views are optimistic.


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A survey released on Monday showed that the confidence of local large enterprises has been boosted after the European Agreement on Euro withdrawal was reached last month.
DDT (Deloitte) said that 27% of the corporate finance chief that had been visited after the UK's transition to the European transition agreement was more optimistic than three months ago.
Before deciding on the euro exit agreement, the proportion of the respondents who were more optimistic than three months ago was 18%.
British Prime Minister Teresa May (Wen Cuishan, Theresa May) and other European Union leaders reached an agreement in March 19th, and the UK will retain existing trade relations within 21 months after its withdrawal from the European Union in March 2019.
The agreement postponed the risk of disrupting business operations until the end of 2020, but Britain had to reach an agreement with the EU on long-term trade relations after 2020, which could take effect.
DDT visited 106 corporate finance ministers from March 7th to March 21st. They came from British large enterprises and British branches of large foreign enterprises. About 80% of respondents answered questionnaires before the transition agreement was reached.
After the transition agreement was reached, the risk of risk increased, and after the transition agreement, 23% of the respondents said they had reached the appropriate time to undertake the risk, higher than the 12% before the agreement was reached.


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