The cynic in me thinks that the EU will be under more pressure to conclude a deal, which might play in everyone's favors.
With the recession hitting globally, this might well hold true for all other countries we're negotiating with.
Trump will need to score some 'wins' before election and he too will make concessions.
If fate plays a part in outcomes (which I believe is utterly random, but random events always influence outcomes) then our timing to remove ourselves from the EU was fateful.
The focus will remain on public funding to aid recovery; different sections of the economy will move at different speeds - globally. There will be a strong desire by the political elite to have a reckoning with China and a much bigger effort to fight China's global economic influences and policies.
Governments of all colours will now have to contend with being a borrow and spend government which will inevitably lead to taxation rises which will suppress the activities of the risk-takers, the do'ers, and the wealth creators - as always there will be those who see this as the perfect time for a socialist make-over (those calls are already being made as everyone now forgets the lessons of history) - moving forward governments will be indirectly nationalising all sorts of industries - and as they always do will make a horrendous pig's ear of them.
There are some serious thinkers who believe that one way or another China should be picking up the tab for what it's caused, whether that's directly or by a big increase in tariffs against Chinese made and Chinese owned imports. Trump was right to warn about China's behavior generally and now he has something to beat them with specifically. We must take heed and stop our slumbering walk into their complete domination - they cannot be trusted, on any level over anything.
The EU has concluded a 'coronobonds' type re-financing, but it's only 540 billion and will have to be much larger to get the Southern EU states (including France) back on their feet and into economic recovery and growth.
It almost once again tore the EU apart and ended the Euro (which will stop the EU countries from controlling their own destiny and recovery yet again).
There will be no quick painless rebound; how long recovery takes will all depend on how long this goes on for.