In a little over a week, the British decide whether the country should continue its membership in the EU or not.
The fear of “brexit”, meaning that Britain leaving the EU, have increased in the wake of recent measurements.
See also: Finance with new Brexit warning
This uncertainty has claimed DN spread to financial markets:
– the fear that we see in the market now, with red figures worldwide and falling decade government bond yields, due to an increased fear of Brexit. It is an expression of the uncertainty, says senior economist Marius Gonsholt Hov in Handelsbanken Capital Markets to DN adding:
– The starting point is a little skirt. There are more than serious , says Hov.
Thina Saltvedt, senior analyst at Nordea Markets, stresses faced DN that it is difficult to know what consequences “brexit” may have – and how the reactions will eventually be
– It can create a huge risk aversion in the market. That market is nervous, so you pull out of the uncertain and enters the secure papers, she says to DN.
See also:
Brexit warning: – the holidays are more expensive
Stoltenberg warns brexit
the dollar strengthened due Brexit-fear
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