Right, let's talk about the UK economy post-Brexit. 2025? Crikey. Been there, done that (sort of – I haven't lived through 2025 yet, obviously). But I've been reading up, and let me tell you, it's a mixed bag. You know what I mean?

First off, the big question: Are we better off? Let's be real, it's complicated. Some sectors are booming – tech, for instance, seems to be doing alright, all things considered. Others… not so much. I'm seeing a lot of articles about inflation still being a bit of a beast, and supply chain issues lingering. Typical, eh?

Then there's the whole trade thing. We're supposedly striking deals left, right and centre, but are they good deals? That's the million-pound question, isn't it? I've seen some optimistic predictions, some downright gloomy ones. It's like trying to read tea leaves, honestly.

Not related, but can we talk about how expensive everything is? Seriously, the price of a pint these days… it's criminal! Anyway, back to the economy…

One thing I find interesting is the impact on different regions. London, for example, seems to be weathering the storm better than some other parts of the country. But that's nothing new, is it? The North-South divide is a classic British problem. I swear, every time I read about regional economic disparities, I'm reminded of that time I tried to make Yorkshire pudding… disaster!

So, what's the overall picture? It's… uncertain. I know, this is wild — but stay with me. There are definitely challenges, but also opportunities. It all depends on how the government handles things, and a bit of luck, let's be honest. We could be looking at a period of slow growth, or maybe even a bit of a bounce-back. It's anyone's guess.

Have you tried to predict the UK economic outlook? Would love to hear your take!