This report delves into the implications of Brexit on international finance, examining its effects on exchange rates, inflation rates, and GDP across various countries, particularly the UK. The analysis includes a comparison of the Norway model as a potential post-Brexit economic framework for the UK, evaluating its suitability in terms of economic benefits and trade relations with the EU. The report also explores the immediate and long-term consequences of Brexit, supported by graphical representations of GDP growth, unemployment rates, and inflation rates for the UK and other relevant countries like Germany and Spain. It further investigates the impact on monetary policy, interest rates, and stock prices, providing a comprehensive overview of the economic landscape shaped by Brexit and its potential solutions.