Brexit Negotiations and Their Influence on European Economic Stability

The United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union, following the June 2016 referendum, initiated a complex negotiation process known as Brexit, which significantly impacted European economic stability. This paper examines the influence of Brexit negotiations, particularly up to December 2017, on the economic landscape of the European Union and the UK. By analysing trade disruptions, financial market volatility, investment uncertainty, and migration dynamics, the study highlights how negotiation uncertainties affected economic indicators such as GDP, trade flows, and currency stability. The findings suggest that while the EU maintained relative cohesion, the UK faced greater economic challenges due to policy uncertainty and reduced market access. The paper underscores the broader implications for European integration and global economic relations.