audiohobby escribió:swap, vos que sabes, que tan posible es la idea de que los ingleses salgan de la union europea?, si salieran, que tanto daño haria?, respecto de pbr, la sigo, como dije desde el at y pispeando el af, y las cosas estan mal, puse mas atras y nadie me dio bola que existen muchas posibilidades de que vuelva la dilma, me contarias tu punto de vista? si eso pasa pega una recortada violenta de manera instantanea? o el mercado lo tomaria como algo bueno viendo que temer es un inutil total?, gracias hermano.
With two polls being unleashed on the markets today indicating the largest lead for Brexit over Bremain yet with regard the UK referendum, it seems FX traders at least have begun to wake up to the short-term uncertainties a "leave" vote may entail. A short-term measure of expected price swings for the pound climbed for a third week as traders sought protection as two-week implied volatility, a period that covers the June 23 voting date, closed at its highest on record today:
U.K. Poll on EU Shows 45% Remain, 55% Leave: ORB/Independent
"LEAVE" ON 53 PCT, "REMAIN" ON 47 PCT BEFORE BRITAIN'S EU REFERENDUM - SKY NEWS
It seems this "wait til the last minute too panic hedge" behavior is not unusual in the new normal as Credit Suisse describes the same occurred last year in the lead up to Grexit...In the case of Brexit, equity markets waiting until last minute to price in equity risk premium similar to Grexit last year?