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Dow plunges over 600 points as U.K. 'earthquake' crushes global markets
by Jethro Mullen, Ivana Kottasova and Patrick Gillespie @CNNMoneyInvest June 24, 2016: 6:32 PM ET

Investors panic after Brexit vote

Investors around the world went into crisis mode as British voters chose to leave the European Union in a stunning decision with far-reaching implications.

U.S. stocks followed plunging global markets. The Dow ended the day down 611 points, or over 3.4%, while the S&P 500 lost 3.6%. The Nasdaq composite index dropped 4.12%, and into correction territory -- or down 10% from its recent high.
The selloff might have been exacerbated with the vote results coming on a Friday.
Investors are going into a weekend potholed with uncertainty, making them scramble to get their ducks in order before markets close. There's also the possibility that other EU countries, such as France, start pursuing referendum votes. And the dollar's appreciation against the euro and pound could cause China to devalue its currency, according to Jeff Kleintop, chief global investment strategist, at Charles Schwab.
More exits out of the EU could challenge its institutions, such as the European Central Bank, which has played a huge role in the continent's tepid recovery from the global financial crisis.
"You don't know what's going to happen over the weekend," says Kleintop. "Do we start to see a break down in Europe that would render the European Central Bank unable to conduct monetary policy?"
The British pound plummeted close to $1.33, its lowest level in more than 30 years, as the results of the referendum became clear. It's now down around 6% near $1.36. The euro also fell heavily.
Investors are already concerned about cash drying up in global financial markets.
"Britons delivered a bombshell to the markets," says Chris Gaffney, president at EverBank World Markets, a firm headquartered in Florida. "This is the biggest risk to markets right now -- a possible lack of liquidity like we got during the Lehman crisis."
Related: Biggest losers from Brexit
In the final count, 51.9% voted to leave the union. Many investors had been betting on Brits choosing to stay. The surprise outcome caused immediate political shock waves, prompting Prime Minister David Cameron to announce his resignation.
Jean-Claude Trichet, a former president of the European Central Bank, called the vote "an earthquake."
Stocks got hammered amid the panicked mood. Shares in London got off to a brutal start before recovering some ground. The FTSE 100 ended the day 3.2% lower. A broad gauge of European blue-chip stocks index sank around 6.7%.
Bank stocks took a particularly heavy hit as multiple lenders across Europe nosedived more than 15%. Central banks in the U.S., U.K. and the eurozone said they were ready to provide support as needed.
After wild swings in Asian trading, Japan's Nikkei plummeted 7.9%. The Hang Seng in Hong Kong dropped 2.9%. U.S. stock futures are also sharply lower, with the Dow projected to tumble more than 500 points at the open.
"Everybody's obviously a little bit stunned," said Andrew Sullivan, managing director of sales trading at Haitong International Securities in Hong Kong. "Equally, I think there have been people who are looking to take advantage of the situation as and where they can."

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Get a grip you fool do you think we all have been under a rock!!!!????

Don't think Brexit will stop people in Asia doing karaoke or people streaming entertainment..

The sun will rise tomorrow and the world will move on its actually exciting as there will be many opportunities no problem here just excitement!!

You really need a cuddle! It's becoming more apparent with every post you make

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