European Union chief negotiator Michel Barnier is scheduled to leave for London today to continue trade talks with Britain (UK) in the hope that an agreement can be reached before the end of this year.
After the UK began expressing a desire to withdraw from the European Union (EU) without a deal, the two sides have tried to narrow the gap of differences of opinion by meeting daily to find common ground.
Barnier and EU consultants will be in London until Wednesday, after which negotiations will take place in Brussels and will continue until the weekend.
EU diplomats are expected not to comment or comment on progress in the last talks until the end of this week.
On the other hand, Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday gave an answer to the question that often arises in the market that decisions in the Brexit issue will influence US (US) election results or vice versa.
Johnson noted that the UK's decision on whether to agree to a Brexit deal with the European Union was completely separate from the U.S. election results. which will be conducted next month.
