'Massive capital flight Brexit '

london - In the run-up to the British referendum on membership in June to meet the European Union's investment of money out of the UK economy. This reported the news Tuesday SkyNews based on data from the Bank of England.

In March and April was about 65 billion pounds (about 83 billion) taken out of the country or was that UK money into other currencies. The speed with which the money leaves the country, according to SkyNews unexpectedly high and in addition the highest since the financial crisis of early 2009.

In the period May to October 2015 amounted to capital flight only 2 billion pounds (about 2.5 billion). In the next six months, from November 2014 until the end of April 2015, that amount increased to 77 billion pounds, converted almost 100 billion euros. Many factors can play a role in this capital flight, but according to experts consulted by SkyNews this increase is primarily a result of concerns about the Brexit, leaving the country in the EU. Most of the money 'left' when the EU's opponents in March seemed to win. The referendum is on June 23.
  
    
     
      
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