Following the mixed picture from last night's polls (YouGov "Leave" +2, ORB "Remain" +7), Soros scaremongery, and Schaeuble seriousness this morning, "UK exit would be 'very' negative for Germany," bookies' odds hover around 75-80% and Cable continues to push higher (to 6-month highs) as if the Brexit vote was a done deal. However, the Survation polls showed a rise from 42% on 6/18 to 44% today for "Leave" and Sterling is starting to slide…
Before the poll hit, Germany was in full fear mode:
- *SCHAEUBLE SAYS `EUROPE ISN'T IN GOOD SHAPE'
- *SCHAEUBLE SAYS EU CAN'T GO ON AS BEFORE IF U.K. REMAINS
- *SCHAEUBLE SAYS U.K. EXIT WOULD BE `VERY' NEGATIVE FOR GERMANY
- *SCHAEUBLE SAYS U.K. MARKET VERY IMPORTANT FOR GERMANY
Which makes us wonder, if UK Brexits, will Germany bit off its UK-Trade-deal face to spite its own nose?
Survation's last poll (on 6/18) was as follows:
- *U.K. SURVATION POLL ON EU SHOWS REMAIN 45%, LEAVE 42%: PA
And today's new post-Cox poll:
- *U.K. POLL ON EU SHOWS REMAIN 45%, LEAVE 44%: IG/SURVATION
Which has sent Cable leaking lower…
As "Leave" gains post-Cox.
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