Sentences with phrase «brexit vote results»

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In the run - up to the referendum, chief executive Jamie Dimon warned that up to 4,000 UK jobs out of 16,000 could be lost as a result of a Brexit vote.

Joseph Biden was the first top American leader to make a statement, saying the U.S. wished Britain had voted to stay in the European Union but respected the result of the Brexit referendum.

Chinese buyers are waiting for the results of the Brexit vote on June 23 to move forward with real estate transactions in the United Kingdom, reports Mansion Global (15 June... Read more >

The results also showed the Brexit vote had only a small negative effect on staff morale (17 % vs. 54 % positive or no change).

In 2016, investors began the year with two dreadful months in markets, all while two major political risks loomed — June's Brexit vote and the November presidential elections in the U.S.. Both events produced surprise results and chaos in markets.

Britain's referendum in favor of leaving, or exiting, the European Union, the Brexit referendum, as the results are known, won with 52 percent of the vote on Thursday, June 23, stunning Europe's political establishment.

Were you shocked by the Brexit vote or the US election result?

As they discovered the result of both the UK vote on Brexit and the USA's election of Trump, participants became philosophical about the intensity of feeling on all sides of these political divides.

Last month rival wine producer Australian Vintage reported the unfavourable exchange rate — primarily the fall in Sterling on the back of the Brexit vote — had cost the business AU$ 10.5 million in the first six months of the year, with UK / European sales falling 18 % as a result, despite a rise in branded sales.

Brexit campaign Vote Leave immediately put out a statement from Ernest Gove saying that his business «closed as a result» of the damage caused by the EU to Scotland's fishing industry.

MPs cheered and waved their order papers as the result of the crucial vote was read out, revealing the government had lost by 309 votes to 305: May's first Commons defeat over Brexit.

We hear from UCL's Alan Renwick who explains why a vote to leave may not result in Brexit after all.

Supporters of various geographic regions breaking off from New York state are heartened by the results of the Brexit vote to leave the European Union.

But given the results of the 2015 general election, the Brexit vote and the US presidential election, only the brave or the foolish would feel especially reassured by that.

Johnson and Gove can afford to be irresponsible: they are rich enough to be buffered personally against the economic risks of Brexit and will leave it to their erstwhile colleagues in the cabinet to deal with the immediate speculative attack and longer term loss of investment that a vote for Leave would result in.

One of Blair's key arguments is that it was never clear whether a Leave vote would result in a soft Brexit or a hard Brexit.

In contrast, Jeremy Corbyn's camp, who demanded we trigger Article 50 the day after the referendum vote and who can barely contain their glee at Brexit, want to «work with» the result of the referendum.

Wales voted decisively for Brexit and the so called «Party of Wales», Plaid Cymru should respect the referendum result.

Keir Starmer, the shadow Brexit secretary — who voted for the second reading, has sought to walk a difficult line between respecting the result of the referendum and continuing to represent the views of pro-remain Labour voters.

Despite pollsters» failure to predict the UK's 2015 general election result, what you are told people think about Brexit will influence whether you vote — and how

This is a simple PowerPoint presentation discussing the immediate result and issues following the Brexit vote.

The results are stark: 70 % of teachers polled say they would vote for the UK to remain part of the EU, while 23 % say they would vote for a Brexit, 6 % are undecided and 1 % say they wouldn't vote.

Last Friday, betting that the result of the Brexit vote would be Leave and a «shock» to the markets, I bought a JAN17 Put on SPY at 205.

The shocking «leave» vote result on the Brexit issue has roiled world markets, and especially the currency markets.

As a result of the Brexit vote, the financial sector to a beating.

A majority of Brits fear their holidays will cost more next year because of Brexit — and almost a third of travel firms expect to raise prices as a result of the vote to leave the European...

From the unexpected Brexit vote in the UK, to the surprise result of the US election, the anti-establishment challenge to the so - called political «elite» will have ramifications across the world, including in upcoming European elections.

Declan Black, managing partner of Mason Hayes & Curran, said that while it is impossible to predict the economic consequences Ireland will face as a result of the Brexit vote, there are a number of possibilities that he views as significant to the Irish legal market moving forward.

Small added that larger entities have been more proactive in seeking legal counsel as a result of the Brexit vote.

Do you have any thoughts on the potential legal reforms in immigration and asylum that may be incited as a result of the recent Brexit vote?

Though admittedly there has been a recent fall in Merger and Acquisitions activity, this is a result of increased economic uncertainty following the vote to leave the EU rather than Brexit itself.

Pensions lawyers are in demand as a result of the Brexit vote and pensions reform, according to Pensions World» s annual survey.

Brexit vote may have resulted from manipulations.

The result was Vote Leave «won'the UK's Brexit referendum and Trump was elected president in the US.

Taleb had received immense accolade for predicting the black swan events, 2008 crisis, Brexit vote outcome and 2016 US presidential election results previously.

A majority of business leaders think the vote for Brexit is bad for them, and as a result plans for investment and hiring are being put on hold or scaled back.»

The improvements that resulted from the Brexit vote have now been erased.

Currently, about 20 % of the fund is invested in the U.K. and Europe, which is intriguing given the steep selloff in REITs in those areas as a result of the Brexit vote.