After Brexit and Trump, it seems like the worst for the post world War II is no longer unimaginable. It is firmly in the realm of the possible with the upcoming Italian referendum. Horseman: Euro Breakup, Trade War With China Far More Likely After Trump Win At least that seems to be the case with the Italian referendum – a “key risk” event with global repercussions scheduled for Dec. 4. Deutsche Bank economists think there is a 60% chance the Italians will say no in the referendum on reform, initially of the country’s Senate and later of broad swathes of…
Next Domino? No Likely In Italian Referendum; Could Cause 50% Stock Crash: DB
Bala Murali Krishna