Brexit: Fed and ECB ready at any resolution

The ECB is ready for any eventuality, even if Brexit, President Mario Draghi said. And even the Fed, the President Janet Yellen said, is ready to act after the vote if necessary.

In his speech to the European Parliament, Draghi said that "the recovery of the euro area has gained momentum at the beginning of the year. It is expected to proceed at a moderate but steady pace, supported by strong domestic demand and transmission of our effective real economy "policy". He added that the inflation dynamics remain "fairly subdued" and that will remain low in the coming months.

The Fed, as stated by Yellen, a possible Brexit would have significant economic repercussions, also confirming that the Fed will raise rates gradually.

According to the latest survey by the Financial Times, Brexit ahead 1 point; Leave in fact have the advantage of a point to Remain, 45% to 44%. British Prime Minister Cameron, in the interview given to the prestigious newspaper, said that "it will be going head to head" and "no one can say what will happen." Cameron also did not fail to emphasize the "frustration" for top managers that they could do more in favor of the pro EU.