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Old observation, but businesses / major investors require broad policy stability which they won't get from a Government afraid to go to Parliament, and a country utterly polarised on the subject of international relations.
To put it another way, why invest seriously in a free port if a future Government will negotiate a deal with the EU in which exports from the free port will not benefit?
Or similarly invest in diversifying markets away from the EU if we'll have a future deal?
Or similarly invest in diversifying markets away from the EU if we'll have a future deal?
Of all the many issues with no-deal, the fact it imposes an economic shock but then in the future we're likely to sign a deal accepting many of the same conditions (assuming other parties maintain their policies) is one of the most significant.
