Business chiefs warn Boris Johnson on Brexit affecting jobs and exports

BORIS Johnson petrified business leaders by demanding a clean break from stockade of European Union rules to allow Britons to do their own think subsequent to Brexit.

The Foreign Secretary teased worries in relation to leaving the EU, stating it would not signify “some autarkic 1950s menu of spam and cabbage and liver” or a “great V sign from the cliffs of Dover.”

However the prime of Boris Johnson’s essence speech was to decline worries asserted behalf of firms and Chancellor Philip Hammond, also that exporters would be cut of their biggest market of 500 million European customers.

Consigning nervous business groups, he stated: “To those who worry about coming out of the customs union or the single market – please bear in mind that the economic benefits of membership are nothing like as conspicuous or irrefutable as is sometimes claimed.”

Nations such as the US were expanding exports to the EU rapidly just like Britain, even though being outside both, he conveyed.