You've not noticed the pound crashing through the floor then?
Why do they need to be taken with a pinch of salt? It's a clear fact that the pound is now worth considerably less than it was before the vote, all you need to do is look at the markets, no salt required...unless you're aware of a way of buying the same number of euros for a pound now that you could before June??
What do you mean 'worsened'? An expensive pound gives us buying power, a cheap pound gives us selling power. Why do you prefer one over the other?
What does that have to do with the health of the economy? Do you used to pay your mortgage in euros? Do you feed your kids euros? Do you measure your net worth in euros instead of pounds? Have you ever given the exchange rate a second thought at any point in your life except when you go on hoiday?
You've not noticed the pound crashing through the floor for the last two years before the referendum, then? The vote simply brought forward the exchange rate we would have hit in early 2017. BUT the value has stabilised, which it showed no signs of doing without the referendum so, if anything, the vote has stopped the bleeding.
Its also got colder & the days are shorter, lots of things have changed since the majority voted to leave, other things will change.
