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Goldman Sachs said Wednesday that the British Parliament voted on Tuesday on the withdrawal agreement proposed by Prime Minister Theresa May, which was rejected, raising the possibility of a soft withdrawal, delayed withdrawal and even a continuation of the EU.
Adrian Paul, a European analyst at Goldman Sachs, wrote in a report that "we believe that the possibility of withdrawal without agreement is further declining."
Goldman Sachs maintained its basic scenario prediction that the "near variant" of the current British withdrawal agreement would eventually win a majority vote in the British House of Commons.
British parliamentarians overwhelmingly rejected British Prime Minister Teresa May's Euro-exit agreement on Tuesday, a move that could trigger political unrest, lead to a disorderly withdrawal of Britain, and even reverse the 2016 decision.

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