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  • The pound is falling further on the dollar after Friday’s historic drop

    June 26, 2016

    The pound dropped 1.9 per cent on Sunday evening UK time, extending a fall of more than eight per cent on Friday. Sterling racked up its worst daily fall on records dating back to 1971 at the end of last week after the UK voted for a Brexit. Read more: Sterling suffers historic crash as Brits back [...]

  • After Brexit all-nighter, City prepares for re-opening of Asian markets and FTSE

    June 26, 2016

    Traders are preparing for a busy start to the week after the results of the EU referendum and Brexit kept Canada up all night on Thursday. All eyes will be on the Asian markets on Sunday night and Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, told Morning Wire he would not [...]

  • Sterling suffers historic crash as Brits back Brexit

    June 24, 2016

    The pound has been haemorrhaging against the dollar as panic engulfs financial markets in reaction to the UK voting to leave the European Union. Sterling has racked up its worst daily fall on records that date back to 1971 — even uglier the collapse of Lehman Brothers and Black Wednesday. At one stage, the pound fell as low as $1.3224, a fall of more [...]

  • Gold “on fire” as UK shocks markets with Leave vote

    June 24, 2016

    Spooked investors have continued to pile into gold as financial markets around the world enter meltdown following the UK's vote to leave the European Union. Gold swelled over six per cent to $1,313.60 at the London close, after climbing as high as $1,355.6 earlier today.  Market uncertainty was increased after Prime Minister David Cameron resigned in the aftermath [...]

  • The oil price has sunk as the Brexit vote casts uncertainty over financial stability and the future of the European Union

    June 24, 2016

    Oil prices have followed financial markets lower today as the market comes to terms with the increased uncertainty caused by the UK's unexpected vote to leave the European Union. Oil fell sharply as the result of the referendum came in before recovering some ground.  A the London market close international benchmark Brent crude was down $2.18 at $48.73 [...]

  • At the close: Er, what? FTSE 100 rallies after sharp morning losses and despite banking bloodbath

    June 24, 2016

    The FTSE 100 has staged a recovery almost as remarkable – and less expected – as its dramatic plunge at the start of the day. The blue-chip index proved remarkably resilient to the shock vote for the UK to leave the European Union and ended the day at 6,162.97 points, down 2.76 per cent or 175 points. After tumbling more [...]

  • What Brexit means for the UK’s IPO market

    June 24, 2016

    Activity on London’s flotation market is expected to “largely cease” in the next year following the Brexit vote, according to an initial public offering (IPO) expert. The IPO market in the UK and beyond has already slowed so far this year in the run-up to yesterday’s EU referendum. And accountancy firms PwC and EY both [...]

  • Securities and Exchange Commission to keep an eye on the markets after Brexit vote

    June 24, 2016

    The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said it will be paying close attention to the equity markets following yesterday's Brexit vote, which was announced this morning. A statement by SEC chair Mary Jo White read: The US equity markets opened normally for trading this morning. We are continuing to closely monitor the markets and have been [...]

  • Thomas Cook suspends online currency sales after unprecedented demand overnight

    June 24, 2016

    A surge in demand has forced travel firm Thomas Cook to suspend its online currency sales to avoid running out of cash.  A vote for the UK to leave the European Union led to a sharp fall in the value of the pound, which had been rallying all week as markets bet the UK would vote to [...]

  • EU referendum: FTSE 100 in partial recovery as billions wiped off bank shares

    June 24, 2016

    More than £100bn was wiped off the FTSE 100 this morning as the bluechip index suffered a near record fall following the UK's decision to leave the European Union. The index dropped eight per cent in the first minutes of trading as stock markets looked on course for their worst day since the financial crisis. After 90 minutes of [...]

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