Or does he wait out the Brexit vote, hope it gives a bounce to the British currency, and change it in a few days' time? Brexit vote causes uncertainty for currency marketsMILOS BICANSKI/GETTY IMAGES The rest of the European Union is waiting anxiously to see what the British public will decide - as shown by this Greek newspaper's front page. Already the lead-up to the vote has caused volatility in currency markets. He said anything around 50p to the New Zealand dollar was a decent exchange rate. READ MORE:* Brexit: what's to come for NZ markets* Brexit: Tell me why we should Remain, Queen asksBritain is due to go to the polls on Thursday, local time, to decide whether to stick with the European Union.

Source: Stuff June 22, 2016 23:16 UTC