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Brexit - the lowdown

Find all our articles and reaction to the EU referendum in one place
June 30, 2016

The EU referendum result shook the markets, but what does it mean in both the short and long term. We have been assessing the ramifications for companies, investors, savings, pensions and much more in the days since the vote. Find all our Brexit-related content below.

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Leave's triumph rocks markets

Chris Dillow - Equities after Brexit

Carney talks up capital levels

Companies respond

Consumer confidence could see 'significant swings'

Property and housebuilders and that silver lining

Rush for gold

Bad news for the nation's scientists

Bad news for savers

Simon Thompson - Brexit: Reality check

Chart: The biggest fallers post-Brexit

Travel industry in flux

Property matters: Now the uncertainty begins

Brexit: Markets and your money

I can see clearly now the rain has gone

Brexit: sector by sector

Call that uncertainty? This is uncertainty

Brexit: Property funds downgrade

It's not the EU

A haven in oil?

Chart: S&P downgrades the UK

Banks and Brexit: buy on weakness?

Brexit medicine

Shell and BP shares up post-Brexit

PF Matters - Do nothing

Markets and your money - navigating Brexit havoc

Brexit one week on: Japan and gold on top as UK feels impact

Chart: Brexit winners and losers

Current account deficit the real weak spot

Sectors beating Brexit

Bearbull: Flattery and battery

Podcast: Surviving Brexit

Chart: Brexit risk to bank dividends

Commercial property funds suspend withdrawals as investors flee

Property fund valuations suffer and investors want out

Tranquility on the farm post-Brexit

The Editor: Property panic

Brexit boost to defensives and losers

Profiting from sterling's plunge

Will airline capacity be cut in the wake of Brexit?

Private investor's diary: Brexit blues

Banks after Brexit

Chart: How Aim responded to the Brexit vote

Bearbull: Better but riskier