Global Markets and Investors

governments investors: The referendum is being watched by governments and investors around the world amid concern that a so-called Brexit would spark turmoil across global markets, according to The Toronto Star. Both sides returned to the fray after suspending the campaign for 60 hours following the murder of Labour lawmaker Jo Cox. The pound jumped the most since 2008 Monday as investors grew more confident British voters will opt to stay in the EU on June 23. The prime minister, taking audience questions on a BBC television special Sunday, accused his opponents of lying over immigration, the price of membership and a European army, while arguing a Brexit would hurt the economy. It would be a tragedy if we damaged our economy and wrecked job prospects in our country on the basis of three things that are completely untrue, a visibly riled Cameron said. He also took to Twitter to highlight Cox pro-EU views. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.