The global stock market value has been cut by three trillion
Wall Street erased all the gains of this year
The pound dived by more than 10% to a 30 year lows
The European banking shares index fell by 14%
The price of the Gold jumped to a two-year record
The price of the Oil fell by 5%

This is the first result of the referendum held in the UK which resolved that the majority of the British public wants to exit from the EU.

The futures contracts on Wall Street pointing to gains of around 1% in the leading indicators.

The pound jumps by 1.5% due to a survey that shows majority of the immortality of the Union.

The FTSE 100 rising to a monthly record, also there are increases of 2% in Frankfurt and Paris in anticipation of the results of the referendum in the UK.

Slowdown in economic activity in the euro zone

The economic activity in the euro zone slowed in June.
The combined index in the manufacturing sector and services in 17 countries in the euro zone dropped to 52.8 points this month, 17-month, below predictions that will drop to 53 points.
In the previous month the result was of 53.1.

The crucial day: Will the EU will fall apart in a destructive manner to the world?

The trading in most Asian markets this morning is rising and the pound strengthened slightly before the opening of the polling stations in the referendum to be held today in Britain’s on the continued membership in the EU.

US home sales at the height of the Decade

The sales of existing US homes climbed in May by 1.8%, its highest level in nearly a decade and it is an evidence to the continued demand for the US housing market.

The futures contracts on leading indices on Wall Street are signaling on a positive opening of the trading day with slight price increases, after that last night the trading in New York ended with a slight rises also.

The Fed hints: the US stock market is a bubble which swelled to big proportions

Monetary Policy Report, which was submitted to Congress last night before the semi-annual testimony of Fed Chairman Janet Yellen argued that the US stock market rose to too high levels this year.

The British pound is approaching a five-month peak against the US dollar, on expectations of the referendum to be held tomorrow in the UK.
Today the British currency rising by 0.2% against the US dollar and is trading at a rate of 1.4681 dollars to the pound.
So far this week is the best pound for the past six years, and since mid-June the currency soared by 4%.

Optimism in the European stock markets ahead of the referendum in the UK

There are gains in the European stock markets this morning, a direct continuation from yesterday as when the markets saw the sharpest daily rise in ten months.

So far this morning London rising by 0.2%, Frankfurt climbed by 0.6% and Paris adds 0.5%.