The British Chambers of Commerce stated yesterday that of its 2,200 members, 54% would vote to remain in the EU.

This shows a small yet significant movement from February’s Brexit survey, which showed 60% would vote to stay, confirming a view from investors that this election is going to be much tighter than people first thought.

With uncertainty rife in the market surrounding a Brexit, rates are expected to become extremely volatile in the election month of June.

Read the full article here www.britishchambers.org.uk

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