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Brexit itself might but we are just talking about a brexit vote here, article 50 hasn't been invoked and won't until 2017 at the earliest and even then the Brexit process is likely to take 2 years. Effectively its business as usual and based on previous experience flooding the financial markets...

But we haven't Brexited yet and are unlikely to do so for some time....

Of course interest rates have been low since 2009, I am not claiming that Brexit is responsible for low interest rates. However the latest round of QE and the lowering of interest rates is directly linked to the Brexit vote. Before that the talk was of when interest rates would rise. The last...

Anyone who is looking at the FTSE as a indicator that Brexit was a good decision for the economy is barking up the wrong tree. The fact that the Bank of England has had to step in to prop up the economy with more QE and a lowering of interest rates is all you need to know, this is not a good...

I am sure that some of this is also due to the anticipation of Higher share prices once post Brexit QE starts.