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  • The pound is falling further on the dollar after Friday’s historic drop

    June 26, 2016

    The pound dropped 1.9 per cent on Sunday evening UK time, extending a fall of more than eight per cent on Friday. Sterling racked up its worst daily fall on records dating back to 1971 at the end of last week after the UK voted for a Brexit. Read more: Sterling suffers historic crash as Brits back [...]

  • After Brexit all-nighter, City prepares for re-opening of Asian markets and FTSE

    June 26, 2016

    Traders are preparing for a busy start to the week after the results of the EU referendum and Brexit kept Canada up all night on Thursday. All eyes will be on the Asian markets on Sunday night and Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, told City PM he would not [...]

  • Lord Sugar slams Boris Johnson for “misleading” the British public “with lies”about Brexit

    June 25, 2016

    Lord Sugar has pointed a finger at Leave champions Boris Johnson and Michael Gove for "misleading" the British public "with lies" about benefits of Britain leaving the EU . In a series of tweets, the Apprentice boss said that the "Leave fuelled by a festering sense of betrayal among legions of working class voters".  Leave fuelled by [...]

  • Here’s why a petition for a second referendum is a “waste of time”, according to Britain’s election expert John Curtice

    June 25, 2016

    The petition to hold a second referendum, which has attracted nearly two million signatures, is a "waste of time", a top expert has said.  Professor John Curtice of Strathclyde University, whose exit poll last year accurately predicted the Conservatives would win the general election, has branded the petition a "waste of time".  Curtice told City PM: "The point of [...]

  • Labour Party has suffered under Corbyn’s leadership, says top Labour donor John Mills

    June 25, 2016

    The Labour Party has lost touch under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, Labour's biggest individual donor John Mills has said. Mills, the founder of shopping firm JML Group and chair of Labour Leave, told City PM that Corbyn's views don't necessarily reflect that of the party. Mills, who donated £1.65m of shares in his shopping channel company to the party, said the Labour leader [...]

  • Angela Merkel: Don’t be “nasty” during Brexit talks

    June 25, 2016

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel today said "it shouldn't take forever" for Britain to deliver formal notification to leave the European Union. Speaking at a news conference, Merkel said: "To be honest, it shouldn't take forever, that's right — but I would not fight over a short period of time." The German leader called for a "objective, good" [...]

  • UK’s European commissioner Lord Hill resigns after Brexit vote

    June 25, 2016

    Lord Jonathan Hill, the UK's European commissioner, will step down from his role following Britain's decision to leave the European Union. Announcing his resignation on his website, Hill said he is "very disappointed" about the result of the referendum and said he doesn't believe it is right that he should carry on as the UK's top representative [...]

  • The City could lose its status as Europe’s financial hub, warns top ECB official

    June 25, 2016

    Britain's decision of leaving the EU could lead to the City losing its status as Europe's financial hub, a senior European Central Bank (ECB) official has warned.   Villeroy de Galhau, who is the governor of France’s central bank, said the the Leave vote is "bad news for Britain" and will have "negative consequences" for the UK economy. [...]

  • France and Germany want a new British Prime Minister “within days” so that “they’re not left hanging”

    June 25, 2016

    France and Germany have called for a new British Prime Minister to be appointed as soon as possible in a meeting with the six founding countries of the European Union today.  French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said: “We will begin this process immediately, this has to be clear — the British people have spoken." Ayrault added that "the 27 other EU [...]

  • Who’s going to be Britain’s next Prime Minister and how will he/she be chosen?

    June 25, 2016

    David Cameron's resignation after Britain voted to leave the EU has sparked speculation about the country's next Prime Minister. Former London mayor Boris Johnson is the bookies' favourite for being Cameron's successor. In the past the Leave champion has vehemently denied ambitions to become Prime Minister saying the likelihood of him leading the country is “about as [...]

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