Who Won and Lost Most after Brexit Referendum

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Two weeks have passed since the people of Britain took the biggest historic step to leave the EU. The decisive event has reconfigured the nation`s place in Europe and has born both fruits and losses. FXOpen has reviewed the consequences and depicted the biggest winners and losers of the Post-Brexit world in the following infographic.

FXOpen Infographics Brexit Referendum

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