- Brexit vote triggers shock, silence but market chaos averted (Reuters)
- Asia central banks, policymakers to calm markets after Brexit vote (Reuters)
- G7 finance ministers, central bank governors monitoring markets (Bank of Canada)
- U.S. Fed monitoring global financial markets (Federal Reserve)
- Carney discusses additional measures – analysts hear rate cuts (Bloomberg)
- Traders weigh chance of Fed cutting U.S. rates after Brexit (Reuters)
- Senior Japan officials to meet Saturday to discuss markets (MNI)
- Britain could face recession, BoE to ease policy – Reuters poll
- ECB ready to provide liquidity in euros, other currencies (Bloomberg)
- Lagarde welcomes central bank cooperation after Brexit (FT)
- Swiss central bank confirms FX intervention after Brexit (Reuters)
- Global central banks raise cash offer to quell Brexit panic (Bloomberg)
- China to keep liquidity ample, yuan stable after Britain vote: c.bank (Reuters)
- Brexit forces Asia’s central banks to consider new policy moves (WSJ)
- Brexit implications for Asia’s economies: analyst roundup (Bloomberg)
- Raghuram Rajan in ‘Basel huddle’ of central banks as Brexit roils markets (PTI)
- Bank of Canada: Monitoring the situation closely (MNI)
- Norway’s central bank provides $1.6 bln liquidty to banks after Brexit (Reuters)
- Denmark’s Rohde: No reason for UK vote to affect krone FX rate (Nationalbank)
- Swedish cenbank says ready to take necessary actions after Brexit vote (Reuters)
- HKMA chief: HK dollar FX rates, interest rates remain stable after Brexit (WSJ)
- BSP’s Tetangco sees near-term volatility in domestic markets (GMA News)
- Ready to curb excessive currency volatility: Singapore central bank (Reuters)
- Taiwanese central bank likely to loosen policy in June meeting (EconoTimes)
- South Africa’s central bank says little room to defer policy response (Reuters)