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21 Jun 2016

Update on latest Brexit poll results: 'Remain' camp still overall winner

As US markets closed for the day, in the UK, three new Brexit opinion polls were published, with the results showing once again the pattern observed after the sad killing of UK's Pro-EU MP Cox, with the Remain camp still dominant among British voters surveyed.

A Brexit poll for ORB/Daily Telegraph showed 53% remain (+5%), 46% Leave (-3%). ORB poll is conducted over the telephone. After that, NatCen poll showed 53% Remain vs. 47% Leave. Lastly, YouGov Brexit poll showed 42 % Remain vs. 44% Leave, the only one still giving the Leave camp a slight advantage.

Jun 21, 2016

Majors retreating in the build up to Brexit/Bremain referendum - FXStreet

Valeria Bednarik, chief analyst at FXStreet explained that high yielders soared overnight, as the "Bremain" intention vote took the lead according to...
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Jun 21, 2016

RBA minutes preview - what to expect in AUD/USD?

AUD/USD has been better bid on the back of the bullish stock market and a recovery in commodities, but has been able to penetrate 0.7480 ...
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