The firm sees a reduced chance of May's deal prevailing at the end of the day
- Revised/Delayed Brexit deal seen at 50% (previously 60%)
- No Brexit via second referendum seen at 35% (unchanged)
- No-deal Brexit seen at 15% (previously 5%)
If anything, I'm a bit surprised that they still view chances of May's deal being ratified as being that high. Other than that, there's a slight uptick in odds of a no-deal outcome as the firm argues that "by postponing Brexit day by at least a fortnight, the UK and the EU have kept all options in play, for now".
As per the usual, take the probabilities here with a pinch of salt. Just use it as a guide on sentiment but no more than that.