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The ASX200 posted a gain of half a per cent on Monday as post Brexit vote volatility faded during the course of Monday afternoon. Gains for Asian stocks helped the general atmospherics, while mining stocks led the improvements. Financial stocks leveraged to the UK continued to retreat in price.

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Uncertainty stemming from the Brexit remains a feature of market trade on Monday as investors weigh near term volatility against a matter that will take years to resolve. Local shares have seen banks continue their retreat while miners have recovered some ground 

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US sharemarkets fell sharply on Friday. The decision by the UK to leave the European Union heightened political and economic uncertainty. Investors sold most sectors flocking to safe-haven assets. The S&P Financial sector (-5.4%) led the declines. Utilities (+0.1%) was the only S&P 500 sector that managed to stay in positive territory. The CBOE Volatility index surged by 49% to 25.76 - its highest level since Feb 11. Volume across the US exchanges was huge with more than $15.3 billion traded compared with the daily average of $6.8 billion. The Dow Jones index fell by 610 points or 3.4%. The S&P 500 index lost 3.6% while the Nasdaq fell 202 points or 4.1%. Over the week, the Dow lost 1.6%, with the S&P 500 also down 1.6% and the Nasdaq lost 1.9%.

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The Brexit vote looks set to settle out at around 52% to leave. 

Market volatility is extreme and could persist for some time. 

The economic costs will be large and play out over a lengthy period. The vote for Brexit has carried the day. But the debate about the implications for economies and financial markets are just beginning. Our thoughts on some of these implications have been covered in recent research pieces. 

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Friday was the worst day since 29 September 2015 for the Australian sharemarket following the UK’s surprise decision to exit the European Union (EU). The ASX 200 index fell by 3.2 per cent; taking local shares to an April 2016 low. Thanks to gains on Monday however, the ASX 200 has only fallen by ~1 per cent this week.

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The financial year draws to a close.

The 2015/16 financial year ends on Thursday and there will be the usual retrospective look on the year’s results. There is also a healthy schedule of economic data over the week.

In Australia, the week begins on Tuesday when ANZ and Roy Morgan issue the weekly consumer sentiment reading. At present households are in a happy place, with consumer confidence at a 2½-year high. Lower interest rates, cheap petrol prices and improved job security are all freeing up a few more spending dollars. 

US home prices and Chinese manufacturing activity dominates interest.

In the US the highlight in the coming week is the release of manufacturing activity and home prices. And in China, gauges on manufacturing are also released. 

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US sharemarkets rallied sharply as investors bet on Britain remaining part of the European Union. The CBOE Volatility index fell by 14% overnight. Software maker Twilio nearly double on its first day of trade up 91% at the close. The Dow Jones index rose by 230 points or 1.3%. The S&P 500 index rose by 1.3% while the Nasdaq gained 77 points or 1.6%.

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The Australian sharemarket recouped Wednesday's losses as investors remained hesitant at the start of the UK referendum. While the market expects the UK will remain part of the European Union, polls are suggesting a close call.

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The Australian sharemarket is treading water for the second day as the world awaits the UK referendum. The market considers it more likely the UK will decided to remain part of the European Union.

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