The influence of brexit on the bitcoin
Publish: 2021-04-27 22:15:56
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2. Britain leaves the EU. Affected by this, the pound fell more than 10% today, hitting a new low since the beginning of 2009; Gold futures in New York surged 7.61%, the biggest increase since 2008
once brexit, the global capital market will be impacted. The pound and the euro will depreciate, and safe haven funds will chase government bonds, the dollar, the yen and gold. The yen will show the biggest rise among Asian currencies, with an increase rate of 11.7%. Because the yen is a hedge currency, it is not easy to be affected by politics, war and market in theory. Therefore, after brexit, in order to avoid risks, investors will sell their pound and euro to buy a more stable yen, and the yen exchange rate will rise accordingly. The pound has limited influence on the trend of RMB, and the RMB exchange rate may fall
brexit will bring a series of butterfly effects
1. As the trade volume decreases, it is necessary to sign a new agreement with the EU, which may face the risk of tariff barriers rising
2. The decline of overseas investment will restrain the inflow of investment funds under the conditions of uncertain market access and investment terms
3. The financial market is the most sensitive when the stock market is depressed and the pound and euro will depreciate
4. Hedge funds may flow into the United States and the US dollar will appreciate
5. For China, the fluctuation of RMB exchange rate will increase, and the stock market will also be affected; In addition, house prices in the UK may suffer setbacks, and those who invest in real estate in the UK may suffer losses.
once brexit, the global capital market will be impacted. The pound and the euro will depreciate, and safe haven funds will chase government bonds, the dollar, the yen and gold. The yen will show the biggest rise among Asian currencies, with an increase rate of 11.7%. Because the yen is a hedge currency, it is not easy to be affected by politics, war and market in theory. Therefore, after brexit, in order to avoid risks, investors will sell their pound and euro to buy a more stable yen, and the yen exchange rate will rise accordingly. The pound has limited influence on the trend of RMB, and the RMB exchange rate may fall
brexit will bring a series of butterfly effects
1. As the trade volume decreases, it is necessary to sign a new agreement with the EU, which may face the risk of tariff barriers rising
2. The decline of overseas investment will restrain the inflow of investment funds under the conditions of uncertain market access and investment terms
3. The financial market is the most sensitive when the stock market is depressed and the pound and euro will depreciate
4. Hedge funds may flow into the United States and the US dollar will appreciate
5. For China, the fluctuation of RMB exchange rate will increase, and the stock market will also be affected; In addition, house prices in the UK may suffer setbacks, and those who invest in real estate in the UK may suffer losses.
3. The impact of brexit on foreign exchange
in the past three years, the European debt crisis has been constantly fermenting, which has to a certain extent inced the tendency of "separation from the heart" of the European Union. The most devastating one is that the British citizens, one of the "troika" of the European Union, decided to withdraw from the European Union. After brexit, we should know what the impact of foreign exchange is. Don't think brexit has nothing to do with you, In fact, it matters a lot
what is the impact of brexit on foreign exchange: the success of brexit will have an impact on a variety of currencies. After several months of market volatility and anxiety caused by brexit polls, foreign exchange market investors will get the final result whether brexit or not next week. The median expectation of the market is that brexit will be avoided
if the above expectations are confirmed next week, it will open the door to the rise of the pound, Norwegian krona, Swedish krona, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar and Canadian dollar
at the same time, safe haven currencies such as yen and Swiss Franc will give up their recent gains, and the balance of risks will support the euro, but will put pressure on the franc and yen
considering the role played by the brexit referenm in the recent dove shift of the Federal Reserve, it is expected that the UK's stay in Europe will boost the market's expectation of interest rate increase, which will also provide some support for the US dollar
there is no doubt that the risk of brexit will spread further before the brexit referenm, especially when British polls show that the support rate of brexit is higher than that of staying in Europe
liquidity in the foreign exchange market is expected to deteriorate further as many investors want to bet after the brexit referenm results are announced. Therefore, we are very cautious about the short-term risks in the market. Foreign exchange commission rebate can greatly rece the transaction cost of investors, and investors should make good use of it
in fact, the rising risk of brexit has exerted downward pressure on European G10 currencies, including the euro, to varying degrees
in other words, once brexit becomes a reality, it will lead to market turbulence, which will lead to risk aversion in the market, and finally further pressure on the Australian dollar, Canadian dollar and New Zealand dollar to go down. The warming of risk aversion in the market will further push up the yen. Although the BoJ's foreign exchange intervention may limit its rise to a certain extent, the appreciation of the yen in the end may still be "hard to stop"
the risk of brexit in the UK has prompted investors to bet that the Fed will not raise interest rates further until 2018
as the US dollar has recorded a certain decline before, it is expected that the US dollar will show some strong resilience compared with other G10 currencies when the brexit referenm is coming.
in the past three years, the European debt crisis has been constantly fermenting, which has to a certain extent inced the tendency of "separation from the heart" of the European Union. The most devastating one is that the British citizens, one of the "troika" of the European Union, decided to withdraw from the European Union. After brexit, we should know what the impact of foreign exchange is. Don't think brexit has nothing to do with you, In fact, it matters a lot
what is the impact of brexit on foreign exchange: the success of brexit will have an impact on a variety of currencies. After several months of market volatility and anxiety caused by brexit polls, foreign exchange market investors will get the final result whether brexit or not next week. The median expectation of the market is that brexit will be avoided
if the above expectations are confirmed next week, it will open the door to the rise of the pound, Norwegian krona, Swedish krona, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar and Canadian dollar
at the same time, safe haven currencies such as yen and Swiss Franc will give up their recent gains, and the balance of risks will support the euro, but will put pressure on the franc and yen
considering the role played by the brexit referenm in the recent dove shift of the Federal Reserve, it is expected that the UK's stay in Europe will boost the market's expectation of interest rate increase, which will also provide some support for the US dollar
there is no doubt that the risk of brexit will spread further before the brexit referenm, especially when British polls show that the support rate of brexit is higher than that of staying in Europe
liquidity in the foreign exchange market is expected to deteriorate further as many investors want to bet after the brexit referenm results are announced. Therefore, we are very cautious about the short-term risks in the market. Foreign exchange commission rebate can greatly rece the transaction cost of investors, and investors should make good use of it
in fact, the rising risk of brexit has exerted downward pressure on European G10 currencies, including the euro, to varying degrees
in other words, once brexit becomes a reality, it will lead to market turbulence, which will lead to risk aversion in the market, and finally further pressure on the Australian dollar, Canadian dollar and New Zealand dollar to go down. The warming of risk aversion in the market will further push up the yen. Although the BoJ's foreign exchange intervention may limit its rise to a certain extent, the appreciation of the yen in the end may still be "hard to stop"
the risk of brexit in the UK has prompted investors to bet that the Fed will not raise interest rates further until 2018
as the US dollar has recorded a certain decline before, it is expected that the US dollar will show some strong resilience compared with other G10 currencies when the brexit referenm is coming.
4. In the short term, brexit will affect China's financial market. The first is the foreign exchange market. After brexit, the exchange rates of the pound and the euro may depreciate and the US dollar will appreciate, which will drive the RMB to depreciate against the US dollar.
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It will affect China's economic development, because the EU is China's largest partner, so China's economy is bound to be affected. Moreover, domestic finance will be impacted recently. Some countries' currencies begin to depreciate, but the US dollar and Japanese yen are in a rising stage. Now the economic development is uncertain, so in the short term, the pound will depreciate rapidly
Therefore, brexit from the EU will bring a big impact, especially for China, which will do more harm than good. However, there are still some advantages for the UK, such as increasing employment opportunities. Anyway, it is a fact that the UK is leaving the EU now, and the British Prime Minister is determined to leave the EU, so China will not be greatly affected6. Judging from the current trend of gold and silver, its rising trend has not changed, and the short-term decline does not affect the long-term bull market pace of gold and silver. In addition, as the world's largest gold ETF fund, SPDR gold trust of the United States is still increasing its gold ETF positions. It is obvious that for global institutions, the bull market of gold and silver will not change because of brexit or not.
7. All parties will also actively promote it. As long as the conditions are right
according to the previous analysis of China CITIC Securities, the promotion will be intensified for China, and the result of brexit referenm will directly determine the trend of short-term capital market. If the referenm decides to stay in Europe, it will boost global risk appetite
some analysts have pointed out that investors' asset allocation to the A-share market may be delayed or reced, and the direction of continuously promoting the reform of the exchange rate mechanism will not change. However, from the perspective of amplification, the second half of the year is doomed to be eventful. International events such as the Federal Reserve's interest rate increase and the US general election will not have a small impact on the market. From the plate point of view, foreign trade enterprises and banks holding euro assets and Sterling assets are greatly affected
according to the previous analysis of China CITIC Securities, the promotion will be intensified for China, and the result of brexit referenm will directly determine the trend of short-term capital market. If the referenm decides to stay in Europe, it will boost global risk appetite
some analysts have pointed out that investors' asset allocation to the A-share market may be delayed or reced, and the direction of continuously promoting the reform of the exchange rate mechanism will not change. However, from the perspective of amplification, the second half of the year is doomed to be eventful. International events such as the Federal Reserve's interest rate increase and the US general election will not have a small impact on the market. From the plate point of view, foreign trade enterprises and banks holding euro assets and Sterling assets are greatly affected
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