More Brexit - business is 'fed up', morale hits lowest since 2009

The Brexit pieces keep coming, these from over the weekend and just now

IHS Markit quarterly report results:

• net balance of companies expecting business activity to rise in the next 12 months fell to 32 percent from 39 percent in the previous survey
• the lowest reading since the IHS Markit Business Outlook Survey started in 2009
• "Reports from survey respondents widely indicate that Brexit-related concerns have weighed heavily on business investment and staff hiring plans"
• "Some of the slowdown in capex plans can be attributed to softer global demand patterns, but the latest UK figure is notably weaker than seen elsewhere across Europe and in other developed economies."

via Reuters

Also, this:

• Small businesses 'fed up with the whole thing'

Some comments from business owners, Brexiteers and Remainers alike …. none of them too happy

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Earlier:

• Best Brexit headline? 'Hotel California Brexit'
• At the risk of a stampede ... No Deal Brexit could see Mars Bars run out in just 2 weeks
• Brexit - UK Sun report number of letters not supporting May is at 42
• UK PM May with more Brexit speak on Monday - sneak preview!
• Weekend Brexit news - EU's Barnier proposes transition to December 2022
• Brexit - "Theresa May has a plan to tank the market to save herself"
• UK PM May weekend interview, continuing Brexit process despite leadership backstabbers