An exit for Britain from the Eurozone is likely to result in a sell-off for the euro and pound, and put upward pressure on the US dollar, says Hans Goetti, Chief Strategist Middle East and Asia, Banque Internationale À Luxembourg.
first published: Jun 15, 2016 01:53 pm
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