US stock indexes on Friday, June 24, showed the most significant decline in 10 months after the announcement of the results of the referendum on the British exit from the EU. On Monday, June 27, writes MarketWatch
.The shares of many companies lost in the price. So, General Electric fell by 2.7%, American Express — five percent of Caterpillar’s 6.6 percent. Capitalization of Procter&Gamble fell by 2.3 percent. Paper banks Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan declined by 7.1% and seven percent respectively.
It is remarkable that against the General falling has allocated the shares of gold mining corporations. For example, the paper Newmont Mining surged 5.1 percent.
In General, the us Dow Jones industrial average fell by more than 610 points (minus 3.4 percent), the S&P 500 index by almost 76 points (lost 2.1 percent).
June 24, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said that the exit of Britain from the EU could lead to even more events, which will negatively affect the global economy. In his opinion, the European Union and other States may suffer from other “black swans” (as in the economy is called a rare event that is difficult to predict, but which has significant consequences — approx. “Of the tape.<url>”).
Thursday, June 23, in the UK held a referendum on the question of further stay in the EU. Supporters of Brexit won with 51.9% of votes.
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