Page 60 - Brexit

Over 6,000 hate crimes reported in UK post-Brexit

Scotland Yard Deputy Commissioner Craig Mackey said the Brexit vote appeared to have unleashed something in people

Britain's economy wilting fast after Brexit vote, may prompt more spending

Sterling extended earlier losses to trade 1% lower to hit fresh lows for the day at $1.3095 to the dollar, while British govt bond prices rose

ECB survey sees lower euro zone growth ahead on Brexit

Growth is now seen at 1.4% next year, below an earlier projection of 1.6%

UK will deliver on migration controls in Brexit talks: Theresea May

Message the British people gave in their vote for the UK to leave the EU had a very clear message, we should control the movement of individuals from EU countries into the UK

Poland hosts regional leaders for post-Brexit talks on EU

Meeting is to discuss views ahead of an informal EU summit in September in Bratislava, Slovakia

Britain to maintain close economic ties with Germany

Theresa May said it would be "part of discussions" in the coming negotiations, whether the British should remain part of the free-trade area without free movement of EU citizens

Angela Merkel accepts Britain's decision to delay triggering Brexit

UK will not be invoking Article 50 before the end of 2016 in order to plan a 'sensible and orderly departure'

Smaller UK banks want post-Brexit easing in capital rules

Lenders expect Britain to tailor financial rules for smaller banks to encourage competition

Germany wants G20 to signal stability; Schaeuble to discuss Brexit with Hammond

Finance heads from the world's 20 leading economies will discuss Brexit in G20 meeting in China

Need time to prepare for Brexit, Theresa May to Merkel, Hollande

The British PM had chosen to visit Berlin & Paris soon after assuming office, was determined to make a success of Brexit

EU Commission sees possible UK recession next year after Brexit

According to estimates by EU executive staff, Britain is expected to endure a 'substantial slowdown'

Govt, RBI monitoring Brexit fallout, taking 'calibrated' steps: Arun Jaitley

Arun Jaitley further said Brexit is a long-drawn process and may take more than two years

Brexit: Meerut sports gear exporters want United EU

Brexit would require Meerut-based businesses to open separate communication channels for importers in EU countries other than UK

After Brexit, ordinary Britons warm to gold as safe haven

Britain ranks 15th among the biggest consumers of gold bars and coins

Brexit spurs 10 London start-ups to enquire about move to Berlin

Berlin attracted almost 2 billion euros in venture capital investment in start-ups in 2014, outpacing London

Will consider second Scottish referendum: First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

Sturgeon said it can happen early next year if the British govt starts the process of leaving EU without safeguarding Scotland's position

Abheek Barua and Bidisha Ganguly: Chasing another crisis

Despite the bullish sentiment in Indian and foreign markets, the next round of bad news could come from Europe. Brexit adds a new dimension to the problem

Brexit spillover effects may persist for years: Report

Many economists have lowered growth forecasts for Britain and broader EU after the referendum vote

How computer-driven hedge funds scored a big win on Brexit night

Algorithm-driven funds beat hedge funds run by humans on Brexit night because the computers followed trends already in place

Brexit will affect Infosys, TCS

Infosys had guided for a revenue growth in the range of 11.5-13.5%, which has now been lowered to 10-12%