Scepticism about a Brexit apocalypse looks increasingly justified

The IMF and the OECD's predictions of economic gloom may have gone awry but that doesn't mean a downturn isn't coming In the months leading up to the EU referendum in June, George Osborne had two people he could always rely on to back the argument that Brexit would have immediate, dire consequences for the UK economy. One was Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund. The other was Ángel Gurría, the secretary general of the Organisation for Economic Cooperatio...