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Warren Buffett Jamie Dimon: U.K. citizens will head to the polls on June 23 to decide whether to leave the European Union, according to Market Watch. Read:Everything you need to know about the Brexit referendum London FTSE 100 stock index rose 1.2% Friday after both sides in the Brexit campaign suspended activity for a second day in the wake of the fatal shooting of a anti-Brexit British lawmaker, an event analysts said could bolster support for the remain camp. The $1.1 billion outflow last week was the second largest weekly outflow over the past 10 years, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in its weekly Flow Show note on Friday . Read:This is why Warren Buffett and Jamie Dimon think the 'Brexit' vote matters to each os us So far, June has seen a massive risk-off Brexit trade, with investors flocking to gold GCQ6, +0.25% U.S. bonds TMUBMUSD10Y, +0.00% and the Japanese yen USDJPY, -0.09% while selling oil CLN6, +4.44% U.K. and European equities UKX, +1.19%SXXP, +1.40% and the British pound GBPUSD, +1.1055% the note said. The index, however, still saw a 1.6% weekly decline and is off 3.4% since the end of May. Investors also sold high-yield bonds and emerging market equities , while piling money into investment grade corporate bonds . Precious metal funds saw $1.1 billion inflows, sending price of gold to highest levels in 18 months. See:'Pause for reflection' in Brexit—analysts assess market impact of Cox tragedy European equity funds continued to see withdrawals, with investors shifting $4.7 billion out last week, marking the 19th straight week of outflows. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.