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  • European Central Bank to do “whatever it takes” to limit turmoil following Brexit vote

    June 14, 2016

    Europe's top central bankers are ready to announce they will do "whatever it takes" to contain the spillover of Brexit on the financial markets. The European Central Bank (ECB) is reportedly preparing to make a high-profile pledge on 24 June in the event that the UK votes to leave the EU to provide as much assistance as possible to [...]

  • The pound is feeling the pressure of the latest Brexit polls

    June 14, 2016

    Sterling has continued its sharp decline this morning as another set of opinion polls showed the Leave side pulling ahead with just nine days to go until the EU referendum. The pound has lost 1.1 per cent against the US dollar so far today to stand at $1.4117 in early afternoon trading – a two-month low. It also fell against [...]

  • Before the bell: What you need to know before the US market open

    June 14, 2016

    Brexit fears are dragging down markets and Germany's 10-year bond yield has turned negative. Here's what you need to know before the market open at 14:30 London time.  US futures are pointing down again today, suggesting the bad start to the week is going to continue. The S&P is off by 0.22 per cent. The Nasdaq is 0.26 [...]

  • Muted demand for extra sterling in Bank of England special auction

    June 14, 2016

    UK lenders tapped up the Bank of England for an extra £2.5bn worth of cash in the first of a series of extra liquidity auctions ahead of the EU referendum. Threadneedle Street has added three extra rounds to its monthly bout of asset-swapping with UK banks, where it lets them get their hands on currency reserves [...]

  • German borrowing cost turn negative for the first ever time as investors rush to safety

    June 14, 2016

    The latest key milestone in the new low interest rate era was breached this morning. After months of precipitous declines, yields on the German 10-year bund turned negative in the first few hours of today's trading, hitting minus 0.03 per cent, before settling at minus 0.02 per cent. That means investors are paying the German government to take [...]

  • European Court of Justice: UK should not have to pay EU migrants family benefits

    June 14, 2016

    One of Europe's highest courts has backed the UK in a case brought against it over welfare benefits for EU migrants. In a judgment today, the European Court of Justice said the UK's "right to reside" test for certain family benefits was legitimate, after the European Commission brought a case against it arguing that it [...]

  • Inflation holds steady for another month but economists expect movement after 23 June – whatever the result

    June 14, 2016

    Inflation remained stuck near record lows in May as cheaper clothes, food and entertainment offset the effects of rising fuel costs. Prices went up by 0.3 per cent over the year, as measured on the consumer prices index (CPI), according to figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) this morning. That was unchanged from [...]

  • The Fed’s dangerous monetary experiments will continue whoever wins the US election

    June 14, 2016

    The Federal Open Market Committee will be gathering in earnest today, but this hotly-anticipated event now looks like a damp squib after Janet Yellen all but ruled out an immediate rate rise last week. No doubt Fed watchers will revive their usual excitement and frenzy in the coming months, but a potential 0.25 per cent rise [...]

  • How the Treasury’s dodgy dossiers grossly exaggerated the economic impact of Brexit

    June 14, 2016

    With just over a week to go before Britain votes, the Remain campaign is relying heavily on analysis produced by the Treasury which claims a variety of extremely negative impacts in both the short and the long term from the UK leaving the EU. Having reviewed the two models used by the Treasury, however, it [...]

  • The Sun backs Brexit, asks its readers to “beLEAVE in Britain”

    June 13, 2016

    In a major blow to Prime Minister David Cameron, The Sun has come out in favour of Brexit in the upcoming EU referendum. The newspaper's front page on Tuesday carries an editorial backing the Leave campaign: “We urge our readers to beLEAVE in Britain and vote to quit the EU on June 23”. The influential [...]

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