Brexit causes shockwaves
PR dla Zagranicy
Paweł Kononczuk
24.06.2016 14:26
Britons have voted narrowly in favour of leaving the European Union, a decision that took the bloc by surprise and sent shockwaves through world markets.
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The decision by UK voters has to be taken notice of, said EU Parliament President Martin Schulz, at the same time voicing hope that the result would not trigger a domino effect that would prompt other EU members to quit.
European stock markets reacted nervously at the start of trading Friday. The Warsaw bourse recorded a huge fall, with the primary index down 5.79 percent.
Grzegorz Maliszewski, an analyst with Millennium bank, said: "This reaction to the referendum results is typical - less interest in risky assets, and these include Polish-currency assets. We can expect a drastic reassessment of the Polish złoty. It is already plummeting, losing to the US dollar, the euro and the Swiss franc.”