The Financial Times pens yet another piece on what Brexit means for trade. Last month the paper looked at just how complicated the move could be. This month it lists off the arguments on both sides of the fence. “The Leave camp argues that being an EU member shackles Britain to an economically stagnant part of the world when it could instead be negotiating deals with fast-growing countries elsewhere,” it says. Meanwhile, EU supporters stress the move “would risk losing access to the EU’s huge single market. It would therefore urgently need to strike agreements with the bloc’s remaining members — and with dozens of third countries to which the EU has preferential access.” Oh, and Donald Trump thinks Britain should leave the E.U, saying Britain would be better off.