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Brexit
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Britain plays trick-or-treat game with the markets
FTSE 250, which is the most followed domestic stock index, is trading above its pre-referendum level.
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Kejriwal cites ‘Brexit’, says Delhi statehood referendum soon
If Delhi gets full statehood, police, land & municipal corporations and bureaucracy will come under the state government.
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Brexit helped keep Fed on hold, could slow future US rate rises
Britain’s exit from the 28-member EU would add more uncertainty for Yellen’s Fed as it seeks to re-establish its rate-setting credibility in the face of skeptical markets which have now all but priced out a rate rise by the U.S. central bank this year.
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Asian shares slip, safe assets shine on Brexit anxiety
Asian shares dipped to near three-week lows while safehaven assets such as U.S. bonds and the yen were in demand on Wednesday on growing anxiety Britain will choose to leave the European Union next week.
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Gold eases from six-week high ahead of Fed decision
Gold prices dipped slightly on Wednesday, after touching a near six-week high in the previous session, as the market awaited the US Federal Reserve’s policy statement and amid concerns over a potential British exit from the European Union.
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US oil prices fall to 3-week low on inventory gains, Brexit fears
Crude futures fell in early Asian trade on Wednesday as mounting concerns about Britain’s possible exit from the European Union and a surprise build in U.S. inventories left investors ignoring the IEA’s declaration that the oil market is now in balance.
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Oil prices fall as global growth, Brexit concerns weigh
Crude oil futures fell in early Asian trade on Tuesday, as investors ignored signs of market tightness to focus on concerns over global growth and overnight declines in stocks on the impending vote on Britain’s possible European Union exit.
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Asian shares slip as Fed, Brexit loom
Asian stocks slipped on Tuesday amid growing worries this month’s referendum in Britain could see it exit the European Union, while markets were also nervous ahead of the US Federal Reserve’s two-day meeting that begins later in the day.
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Brexit could bring collapse of Western civilisation: Donald Tusk
European Council President Donald Tusk warned today that if Britain votes to leaves the EU in next week’s referendum, it could spell the “destruction” of Western political civilisation.
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US shooting: Brexit campaigners seize on Orlando massacre
US shooting: A group campaigning for Britain to leave the EU briefly posted a tweet today warning that EU membership could lead to an “Orlando-style atrocity”, prompting outrage from “Remain” supporters.
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Brexit needed to stop “Orlando-style atrocity”, campaign group says
A group campaigning for Britain to leave the European Union urged voters on Monday to back a British exit from the EU, or “Brexit”, to prevent what it called “an Orlando-style atrocity”, a message condemned by rival campaigners.
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Deutsche and JP Morgan stay overweight UK equities even as Brexit fears mount
Strategists at Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan backed staying “overweight” on UK equities on Monday, even as fears over Britain’s vote…
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Brexit: Here are 5 things you want to know about it
Brexit is an abbreviation of ‘British exit’ that mirrors the term Grexit. It refers to the possibility that Britain will withdraw from the European Union.
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Britain’s authority within EU will rise after “In” vote: PM Cameron
Britain’s influence in the European Union will be stronger if it votes to remain in the bloc in a June 23 referendum, Prime Minister David Cameron said on Sunday with the latest polls showing Britons almost evenly split over whether to stay or go.
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Betting odds indicate 68.5 pct chance of In vote in Britain’s EU referendum
The implied probability of an In vote on June 23 fell to around 70 percent on Saturday after an opinion poll by ORB for The Independent newspaper showed the “Leave” camp was 10 points ahead of “Remain”.
