British Exit from EU ??

According to analysts at Nomura, Japan's biggest bank, Great Britain may leave the European Union entirely or partly as soon as in autumn.

As the euro zone’s crisis progresses, the region’s policymakers will have to take steps aimed at making the European integration closer. As a result, UK could lose its power to influence the regional policy and decide to drift from the continental Europe and even quit the European Union – in other words, commit BRIXIT (British Exit).

Specialists don’t precise the consequences of discord between the EU and UK, but underline it is bound to raise botheconomic and political concerns on financial markets. Though analysts think it’s unlikely the UK will hold a referendum on BRIXIT under the current government, Britain’s “euro skeptic” politicians may start being more and more active and even push through a vote.