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My Word, Brexit Trumps Trumpism‘Throwing shade’ (another contender for 2016’s top word, meaning public expression of contempt) will surely be deemed by some to be but an ...- Brexit: Five immediate implicationsAs Britain leaves the European Union and amid a lot of uncertainties, fears and hopes, here are the immediate likely fallout of Brexit.
- Brexit: D-Street might see a 5% correction; buy on dipsWith less than 20 hours to go before the final verdict of the British referendum comes out, some analysts say Nifty50 may correct to 7,800 ...
- Brexit or Bremain? This is how the outcome on either side will hit youAs the vote count in the UK referendum goes down to the wire, here is how the verdict can swing fortunes of different asset classes in eith...
- Brexit = Short stocks + buy dollar: Jim RogersFor equity market, the trade is on the short side of the stock market, which means short US stocks because they are trading at all-time hig...
- Buy US dollars as it will benefit from Brexit: Jim Rogers, Commodity GuruMarkets are shocked as they were surprised and had thought Bremain was more likely
- Markets will forget Brexit in 48 hours: UR Bhatt, Dalton Capital AdvisorsOnly markets would be reacting very negatively.
- Expect knee-jerk reaction in global markets if Brexit happens: Hugh Albert Johnson, Hugh Albert Johnson Advisors"I think there would be at least initially a knee-jerk reaction, not just in the US markets, but globally."
- Vote count trend shifts towards ‘Bremain’ verdict, brace for risk-on rally on D-StreetA number of analysts believe a vote in favour of ‘Bremain’ would trigger a risk-on rally in stocks globally. It may mean Nifty50 rallying t...
- Mapping the market: Dalal Street gives Brexit vote verdict first; banks get a highSeveral domestic stocks with exposure to the EU witnessed a relief rally as did most largecaps. Yet more stocks declined during than those ...
- Brexit: Key voices for and againstVoting on the historical referendum on whether the United Kingdom should quit or remain in the European Union is going on in UK.
- Brexit or Bremain, we remain buyers at lower level: Manish Sonthalia, Motilal Oswal AMCWe are not buying the entire markets, we are buying individual stocks, most of which will not be impacted by Brexit or Bremain
- Rupee rises 10 paise to 66.37/$ on boost to Bremain campPolls suggested more support for ‘remain’ camp than ‘exit’ camp, which lead to rise in British pound and euro zone’s euro, putting pressure...
- Five factors that changed your market while you were sleepingIt’s referendum day in the UK and the Brits are going to mull on whether they want to leave or remain in the EU. Elsewhere, the Venezuela i...
- Leaving the EU could mean the UK’s end: Faramerz DabhoiwalaDabhoiwala discussed Britain’s upcoming ‘Brexit’ vote, factors pushing the ‘Leave’ campaign, why exiting the EU could mean the collapse of ...
- Bracing for Brexit? You have 24 hours to create safeguards for the two outcomesHow should you position yourself for thebig verdict? We spoke to market veterans and tried to understand the fallout for the market in both...
- India should be ready with contingency plan on Brexit: AssochamAssocham said that it has full confidence in RBI Governor to deal with the fast unfolding global events,anticipating a close call between t...
- IT sector feels Brexit will have mixed impact in long termIT industry in India would foremost be impacted by a possible decline in the value of the British pound, which would render many existing c...
- Jhunjhunwala shrugs off Rexit fears, says no reason for fear, Rajan legacy to continueAce investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala on Monday said that there was no reason for panic as the legacy of Rajan is most likely to continue on Min...
- Five factors that changed your market while you were sleepingD-Street braces itself for the impact of Rexit amid speculation over Raghuram Rajan’s successor. Elsewhere, it looks like the UK is heading...
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