Brexit: The ifs and buts of the referendum - TDS

Research Team at TDS, notes that the IG spread betting firm weekend market suggests a 2.8% fall in the FTSE 100 on the open today, about 1% lower than would be suggested to catch up with the S&P500 close.

Key Quotes

“Over the weekend, the UK’s EU Commissioner has resigned, Tory and Labour leadership struggles have accelerated, Scottish leaders are moving ahead with plans for a new Scottish Referendum, LibDems have suggested they will run in new elections on preventing Brexit, and EU leaders have offered mixed messages on timing to trigger Article 50.

The events over the weekend suggest to us about a one-third chance of a new referendum or new election over the next 12 months which reverses this decision, but we still see limited chance so far of a change in the next few months that could see markets start to reverse risk aversion. We run through modalities that may begin to be speculated to achieve this.”

 

UK: Coping with the Referendum Aftermath - TDS

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European Monetary Union M3 Money Supply (YoY) came in at 4.9%, above expectations (4.8%) in May

European Monetary Union M3 Money Supply (YoY) came in at 4.9%, above expectations (4.8%) in May
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