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​UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s clinching a deal with 27 members of European Union, paved the way for UK’s referendum on EU on June 23rd. Mark your calendars. With poll showing close call and heavy weights like London mayor Boris Johnson joining the exit camp, it’s no telling upfront, which side may prevail. Just like Mr. Cameron, promised to campaign in favour of stay with heart and soul, we promise to bring our readers latest ins and outs, surrounding the referendum as well as UK asset class, FTSE 100, Gilts and Pound.​

Briferendum Series

Demand for insurance pushes one month GBP/USD IV to new heights

Jun 10, 2016 13:09 pm UTC| Commentary

One-month implied pound volatility, popularly known as thecost to protect against swings in Pound/Dollar exchange rate reached new heighttoday at 23.7 percent. It is now standing at highest point since the crisis of...

Briferendum Series

Briferendum Series: Schäuble warns referendum contagion

Jun 10, 2016 11:36 am UTC| Commentary

German finance minister Wolfgang Schuble has warned about the contagion effects of British referendum in Europe. He has been among the vocal opponents of Brexit and previously warned that Britain will not get a great trade...

Briferendum Series

AI Revolution Series

Scouring social media on EU referendum – will it be more accurate than polls?

Jun 10, 2016 09:15 am UTC| Insights & Views Technology

Voters cant be trusted to reveal their true voting intentions to pollsters. You only have to look at what happened in the 2015 UK general election to realise how badly wrong the polls get it from time to time. Even...

Briferendum Series

Briferendum Series: Influential conservative MP leaves exit camp

Jun 09, 2016 07:31 am UTC| Commentary

Dr Sarah Wollaston, an influential conservative MP revealed that she no longer wants Britain to leave theEuropean Union and she will be casting her vote in favor of staying in the union. In an interview with BBC, when she...

Briferendum Series

Why Brexit supporters should take a EU-turn – just like I did

Jun 08, 2016 11:41 am UTC| Insights & Views

In 1997, a small number of academic economists in my country, the Netherlands, came out against the euro and were vilified by the authorities. I was one of them. When my native country organised a (non-binding)...

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Briferendum Series: Economic policy uncertainty at highest

Jun 08, 2016 11:05 am UTC| Commentary

According to data from policyuncertainty.com (EPU), economic policy uncertainty in the United Kingdom is hovering at its highest point, surpassing previous records during Scottish referendum, Eurozone crisis, Gulf war and...

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Briferendum Series: Europeans believe Brexit will hurt EU

Jun 08, 2016 07:47 am UTC| Commentary

According to thelatest survey by Pew Research Center, which questioned the Europeans, if the UK were to leave the European Union, this would be a good thing or bad thing, most European feel it would be bad. About 70% of...

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Science

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Technology

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