Financial headlines for June 28 from Zero Hedge

• Brexit vote, UK political confusion keep world markets on edge (Read More)
• Cameron Heads to Last Supper in Brussels Amid Impasse in London (Read More)
• Banks Get Reprieve From Brexit Hammering (Read More)
• U.S. Stock Futures Rise as Stimulus Hopes Outweigh Brexit Fears (Read More)
• Brexit adds to existing troubles faced by banks (Read More)
• Merkel Tells Cameron Before EU Summit: Don't Delude Yourself (Read More)
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• Draghi Calls for Global Policy Alignment to Lift Economic Growth (Read More)
• Poll Finds Opening for Third-Party Candidates as Clinton, Trump Remain Unpopular (Read More)
• Kremlin: mending ties with Turkey 'not a matter of a few days' (Read More)
• LendingClub to Cut 179 Positions as Loan Volumes Fall (Read More)
• Volkswagen's U.S. diesel emissions settlement to cost $15 billion (Read More)
• Japan Yields All Drop Below 0.1% First Time in Global Bond Surge (Read More)
• Lyft Hires M&A Banker Qatalyst Partners (Read More)
• Soros Wagered Deutsche Bank Would Drop in Brexit Turmoil (Read More)
• Brexit Steamrolls Fed Model for Stock Bulls as Bond Yields Drop (Read More)