Page 71 - Latest Updates on Brexit

Tata Motors stock tanks on JLR worries

Jaguar Land Rover had warned that its profits could drop by Pound 1 billion by the end of this decade, if the UK leaves the EU

If markets correct sharply, seize opportunity

The impact of Brexit on India could potentially come from either the trade channels or via tightening of financial conditions which then have a knock on impact on the real economy

Brexit can push global markets into a bear phase

In short term, riskier assets could be under pressure even as safer havens like USD and gold remain in demand

Bets on commodities go awry

Mumbai gold saw the highest jump in a day after August 2011 to close 4.2% higher at Rs 30,755 for 10 grams

Brexit hokey-kokey

How Europe can contain damage from Brexit

Nexit, Frexit or Italeave? British vote fires up EU's 'Outers'

Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden and France demanded referendums on membership of the union

Tirupur braces for life after Brexit

In medium term, the textile sector hopes both the EU and the UK will be more open to quicker signing of FTAs with India

Brexit aftermath: Rupee may escape currency bloodbath with minor injuries

Says hedging of forex exposures has gone up; central bank to provide liquidity if there is volatility in currency markets

Britain's dreams of a 'Swiss miracle' look more like a fantasy

Brexit aftermath: Central banks redouble cash offer to quell panic

Brexit rattles markets as Cameron quits

UK votes by 52% to 48% to leave the European Union

Brexit aftermath: A seismic slap on the markets

Students going to UK to get mixed benefits

UK currency pound falling in comparison to Indian rupee may mean cheaper education for Indian students

Beyond UK borders

This vote will obviously have a direct impact for the UK economy, as it negotiates an unprecedented departure from the EU

Brexit spells trouble for Tatas, IT giants

Tata Motors, Tata Steel Europe, Motherson Sumi, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys are expected to face the brunt of Brexit

US respects British decision to exit from EU: Barack Obama

Jack Lew said the US will work closely with both London and Brussels and international partners to ensure continued economic stability

Fed says ready to provide dollar liquidity after British vote

By saying this, it sought to calm global financial markets on Friday

Central banks move to calm jittery markets after Brexit shock

ECB Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny said markets were already stabilising after the initial surprise, and that panic was not justified

Brexit: Rajan for keeping world open, avoiding 'copycat' exits

Brexit has aggravated worries about growing protectionist tendencies and support for ultra-right and conservative politicians in Europe

WTO chief says ready to help UK and EU after Brexit vote

Now, Britain would have to renegotiate its relationship with the rest of the WTO