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* KEY TAKE HOME: It becomes ever more obvious that G7/G20 central banks are literally terrified about the threats to global financial stability that a pro-Brexit vote might engender. In light of the attached BOE chart showing the size of the UK financial system as a % of GDP, and as compared with some of its peers, and the obvious uncertainties about how the UK financial system would interact both with the EU and global financial system in the event of a pro-Brexit vote, such fears seem well founded. It is nevertheless clear that the real perceived threat is that a pro-Brexit vote may be the spark to the flame for a complete unravelling of the EU and Eurozone. As I noted in the "Europe’s existential challenge" article, the key risk
is that "exit, whether enforced or voluntary, would then be ‘on the table’ as a crisis resolution mechanism, and could be wielded in a way that exceptionalism never has or could be. However whether this does or does not prove to be, it implicitly imputes a degree of causality on the ‘Brexit’ debate and referendum, despite the latter being symptomatic rather than causal. Crises are frequently cumulative in causal terms, and often due to the intended consequences of prior decisions upsetting an operating equilibrium (however deficient the latter might appear to be, above all with the wisdom of hindsight)."
from Marc Ostwald commenting on Draghi press conference
 
mornin folks
a bit of GBPJPY
coming into a monthly pivot area...will it bounce ?
it got dumped from May 31st/Brexit poll ??
could continue down
monthly pivot area could give us many pips..lets see
 

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