Market Updates.

Today, Philip Hammond, the new Chancellor delivered his first Autumn Statement to Parliament.

Overnight financial markets fell heavily as it became clear that Donald Trump (Republican) would become the 45th US President.

Monetary policy in the UK has been turned on its head.

Back in February, the then Prime Minister David Cameron described Brexit as the ‘gamble of the century’.

Ian Copelin, Investment Director, my wealth comments: “The initial shock of the UK’s ‘Leave’ vote has eased and is moving towards acceptance and everyday considerations.

Ian Copelin, Investment Director, my wealth has written a subsequent EU Referendum market update given the enormity of today’s events.

Results have shown that the UK will ‘Leave’ the EU.

Today is the day when British voters head to the voting booths to decide on the UK’s 43-year old membership of the EU.

Opinion polls suggest that the ‘Remain’ campaign has recovered some of the ground it had recently lost.

EU Referendum opinion polls published in the past week have suggested that Britain might vote to leave the EU.