He said there would be no legal vacuum and that all the procedures for Britain leaving the EU were clearly laid down in the treaties
Cameron, who campaigned for remaining in the EU, said that the people have decided to follow another path and hence need a new PM
In early trade, France's benchmark index Cac 40 as well as German key index Dax went down nearly 8%
Govt and market analysts shrug off Brexit fear say there will be no direct impact on Indian economy
French President Francois Hollande was expected to react to the news after a ministerial meeting on Friday morning
Gold up over 5%, oil down 6% as Brexit trends show 'Leave' vote ahead
The European market is the second-largest market for the Indian IT-BPM industry, constituting almost 30% of the industry's export revenue of about $100 bn
A look into how markets have been affected as UK voted Leave for EU referendum
The UK voted to leave the European Union after 43 years in a historic referendum. Leave won by 52% to 48% votes
Shares of Tata Motors, India's biggest automobile manufacturer, crashed more than 11 per cent in morning trade as news of UK's exit from the European Union spooked markets
The government he said is strongly committed to macroeconomic framework with rock solid commitment to fiscal discipline
All the 30 Sensex stocks were trading in the red with some blue-chips like Tata Motors and Tata Steel plunging by over 10% given their significant exposure to the UK
Any European slowdown could worsen the situation
Britain has voted to leave the European Union, a stunning repudiation of the nation's elites that deals the biggest blow to the European unity project
Companies like Tata Steel and JLR will have to make alternate arrangements to sell products in EU
Shaktikanta Das cited India's domestic fundamentals as the reason the country will not suffer from any long-term impact of Brexit
Wilders Greet said people of Netherland want to be in charge of their own country, money, borders, and immigration policy
The decision send Indian markets into a tailspin, even as the rupee fell to near a lifetime low
The vote is expected to deliver at least a short-term hit to growth in Britain and might push it into recession
Tight liquidity has widened the bid and offer gaps in the Asian credit markets, said traders