The UK has opted to leave the European Union, triggering record-breaking volatility across global financial markets.The British Pound registered the largest one-day drop on record against the US Dollar. Risk appetite collapsed, with the benchmark S&P 500 index plunging as US Treasury bond yields fell by the most since 1998. The anti-risk Japanese Yen and US Dollar soared against their G10 FX counterparts and goldtouched a two-year high.
How did it happen? What’s next for the UK, the British Pound, and financial markets at large? See the full collection of DailyFX content on this historic event and its aftermath below.
With volatility on the rise, it's necessary to review risk management principles. We've outlined a few after examining what the most successful traders are doing consistently - this is what we found.
Brexit Aftermath: Where to Now?
Part 1: Building a Post-Brexit Trading Plan - 06/27/2016
Market Outlook: Post-Brexit
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Global Markets Brace for Massive Impact from Brexit - 06/24/2016
Brexit Leaves Room for Even Weaker Yuan - 06/24/2016
Brexit Vote – Initial Reactions
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