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Hammond wants two-year market access Brexit deal, plus implementation phase - Financial Times

Published 28/07/2017, 08:00
© Reuters. Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, arrives in Downing Street, in central London

LONDON (Reuters) - Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond has told business leaders he wants companies to have full access to the single market and customs union for two years after Brexit, followed by a further implementation phase, the Financial Times reported.

Hammond said he wants a simple "off-the-shelf" transition deal with the European Union that will maintain current trading relations with Brussels for two years. He then wants a further implementation phase to be in place while Britain negotiates a new trade deal.

Hammond, appearing on BBC television, did not confirm or deny the report but said it was important that companies could discuss all options with the government in a private setting.

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