the killing of a UK politician may turn sentiment against a Brexit.

17.06.2016 / 10:48

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U.K. politicians suspend referendum campaigning after Labour MP Jo Cox is fatally shot and stabbed in an assault in her own constituency.

Sterling rises on the back of the news, while Asian equities trade higher after U.S. averages snap a five-day losing streak - but the Dow remains on pace for its worst week in five.

Europe is at a "critical juncture" - the IMF warns the region could suffer a repeated crisis of confidence due to a significant rise in political risks.

Russia hopes to change Europe's mind when it comes to sanctions. But an ally of President Putin tells CNBC that EU Commissioner Jean-Claude Juncker is not giving away many clues.

The killing of Labour MP Jo Cox appears to be reflected in market action today. Karen runs through the moves

The on air 'Trader Poll' this week centered around Brexit. It appears most CNBC watchers believe staying in Europe is better for the United Kingdom.

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