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The UK woke up to the news that it has voted to leave the European Union, and in the wake of the EU Referendum results David Cameron has resigned as Prime Minister.
Now what?
Many are now asking what this will mean for British economy, as the pound took a historic plunge when the markets opened and the stock market experienced a dramatic fall.
We have previously written about the possible Brexit effects on Briton’s personal finances, and below you can read reactions after this historic EU Referendum.
Reactions
BBC
How will Brexit affect your finances?
Statement from Bank of England governor Mark Carney
The Guardian
Bank of England and ECB promise to protect markets from Brexit panic
We have woken up in a different country
The downfall of David Cameron: a European tragedy
The Telegraph
Brexit crash: this data shows when markets might recover
Financial Times
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