TheCityUK's McFarlane says PM's Brexit deal "infinitely better" than no-deal

British Prime Minister Theresa May's proposed Brexit deal is "infinitely better" than the alternative no-deal scenario that could inflict "severe and unpredictable" damage on the economy, the chairman of lobby group TheCityUK John McFarlane said on Thursday.

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