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Maybe it is not all bad news.....

So is this the calm before the storm?  None of us can really know until the Article 50 notice is served. 

There is a definite feel of lets wait and see amongst those I speak to in the Real Estate Finance world and some caution re new finance deals which frankly was to be expected.

Markets recap: FTSE 100 erases  post-Brexit losses as buying bonanza fuels rebound A buying bonanza fuelled the FTSE 100’s remarkable rebound, erasing all of its post-Brexit losses in just two days. London’s benchmark index enjoyed its best day in almost five years, soaring 219.67 points, or 3.58pc, to a two-month high of 6,360.06. The rebound follows an 8.7pc plunge in the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote. The blue chip index now trading up 0.5pc since the referendum outcome was announced. As the dust settled on trading floors worldwide, following the worst two-day rout in history, investors sifted the Brexit wreckage for bargains. Hopes of more monetary stimulus also lifted stock markets from the doldrums.

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brexit, article 50, uk economy