Asian perspective of United Kingdom out of the EU

United Kingdom out of the EU, strictly speaking, is a United Kingdom want to continue to stay in the EU referendum. 1xbet time magazine explained that this referendum is not legally necessary, but former Prime Minister DavidCameron because earlier in the party which is divided on the issue of campaign promises. But once United Kingdom choose to leave, Mr Cameron would have to resign, and threw the conservatives a major leadership crisis. To successfully lead their European campaign after the former Mayor of London, BorisJohnson decided to drop out of the race, the two contenders have emerged. Meanwhile, as leaders JeremyCorbyn poor leadership, the opposition labour party members had successfully passed the motion of no confidence against him, so has wrong-footed the party.
Shortly after the United Kingdom will be too busy with its trade partners in the new round of negotiations for a trade agreement. Despite the worry, but London is still legal, accounting, financial services, global leader in the digital services, of course, also benefit from the cheaper pound. Indeed, free from slow decision-making in the European Union, United Kingdom may push for more market-friendly financial regulation in order to enhance its competitiveness as a financial centre.
The other hand, Europe is facing challenges. United Kingdom’s departure broke Germany and weak France and southern regional balance. 1xbet think that the most fundamental problem is the differences in demand for major reforms, which covers the creation of a single Banking Union, adjust fiscal policy to address public infrastructure, for national defence, regional inequality, and more than 1 million a year to finance these social needs of migrants. For Asia, United Kingdom back in Europe means that the global uncertainty is on the rise. If large and rich European wheel is also inevitable bumps, while other regions are also likely to face the same situation, so what’s the chances of Asian regional integration? United Kingdom impact Europe’s biggest threat is back, the euro and the pound sterling (the four major reserve currencies in the two major currencies) relative to the dollar.