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Global stocks slip, bonds rally as Brexit vote looms

Oil prices also stepped back after notching another 2016 high

Dutch to be hit hard in case of Brexit: Official

A Dutch govt think tank predicted a possible 1.2% fall in GDP by 2030

British PM denounces 'complete untruths' from Brexit campaigners

David Cameron on Tuesday called on millions of people to vote in the June 23 EU referendum

Brexit a 'serious risk to growth': G7 leaders

UK Prime Minister David Cameron has been campaigning for Britain to stay in the 28-country bloc

EU launches contingency talks for Brexit vote: Sources

Britain will hold a referendum on EU membership on June 23

Brexit: WTO chief Roberto Azevedo warns UK over risks of leaving EU

Azevedo doubted claims made by supporters of Brexit that Britain would be able to access the EU market through the WTO after the exit

'Brexit' would tip Britain into 'year-long recession': George Osborne

Osborne's campaign futher announced that Brexit would lead to lower house prices and higher grocery prices

Brexit: House prices will plummet if Britain leaves, says UK Treasury

Some economists think a fall in house prices would be a good thing because it would help new buyers currently priced out of the market

Carney denies overstepping the mark with Brexit warning

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney denied on Sunday that he had compromised the central bank's independence by warning of the short-run costs of leaving the European Union, after criticism from "Out" campaigners.

'Brexit' can open up opportunities for India: Report

British public will vote in a referendum on June 23 to decide whether the country will remain a part of the 28-nation bloc

Brexit blitz takes on Cameron alliance in weekend campaign push

Britons eager to find out more about the pros and cons of European Union membership will have a wealth of options this weekend, with campaigners for a "Leave" vote in next month's referendum pledging a publicity "blitz" and their opponents promising "the biggest day of cross-party campaigning in UK political history."Prime Minister David Cameron, opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, Liberal Democrat chief Tim Farron and the Green Party's only lawmaker, Caroline Lucas, will all be out campaigning on Saturday, Britain Stronger in Europe said in an e-mailed statement. Grassroots Out, one of the groups campaigning for a "Brexit", said it's organising street stalls and leaflet drops nationwide."This is a day unlike any other: politicians of every stripe taking to the streets with the same message," Cameron said in a statement. "This is bigger than party politics. Its effects will last longer than our lifetimes. So we are saying with one voice: make sure Britain is stronger, safer

Brexit: EU referendum campaign takes to UK streets

With less than six weeks to go before the voting, surveys have placed the 'Remain and Leave' camps head to head at nearly 50% each

Brexit would cost German economy up to $50 bn by end-2017 - study

German economy would grow by 1.4% this year instead of DZ Bank's current prediction of 1.8%, and 0.5% in 2017 versus 1.7%, the study showed

EU's Juncker: Brexit would have 'unforeseeable consequences'

Britain first joined the then European Economic Community in 1973

'India, US want UK to stay in EU to safeguard their interests'

Geoffrey Van Orden, Member of the European Parliament, said Brexit would be a 'seismic shock' for the EU

Brexit outcome may play into rate decision, Fed officials say

Polls show a tight race in Britain with the outcome likely uncertain before the Fed meets next on June 14-15

Brexit would threaten London financial dominance : UK minister

Fate of British trade after a possible vote for an exit in June 23 referendum has taken centre stage since Barack Obama warned Britain would be "in the back of the queue" for a trade deal with US

Post-Brexit UK-US trade deal could take a decade: Obama

He told the BBC that Britain would not get preferential treatment over the EU when it came to negotiating a new trade deal.

Small, medium-sized UK firms face 35.6 billion pound Brexit hit

Fear by failing to hedge themselves beyond June 23 referendum, many UK SMEs are putting themselves at mercy of large currency swings

Brexit will make UK "permanently poorer", warns govt

The smaller size of the economy projected in the report was the equivalent of 4,300 pounds per household