The U.K vote to leave the EU will obviously dominate the summits of European heads of government and global central bankers this week.Beginning today, central bankers gather for at a three-day meet in Portugal. What many may have considered a boring topic “The Future of the International Monetary and Financial Architecture” should be rather apropos given the financial market fallout after last week’s shock ‘Brexit’ vote. Not sure whether BoE’s Governor Carney will have the time to fulfill his speech commitment given the need for all hands on deck to shore-up investor confidence in Britain.On Tuesday, heads of government of the EU’s member countries will gather for a two-day meeting of the European Council in Brussels. Will this be an amicable divorce or a bitter one for the U.K? The EU is going where it’s never gone before. Will they be able to come away with a new road map for Britain?
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