Money markets and investors world wide are waiting with bated breath for the UK’s decision next week on its future, in or out, of the European Union.<br /><br /> The Federal Reserve included after its boss Janet Yellen announced U.S. interest rates would remain unchanged, leaving its main rate between a quarter and a half percent.<br /><br /> “Brexit, the upcoming UK decision on whether or not to leave the European Union, is something we discussed and I think it’s fair to say that it was one of the factors that factored into today’s decisions,” said Yellen.<br /><br /> Wall Street fell for a fifth straight session reflecting the Fed’s move and a growing possibility of a Brexit.<br /><br /> And like the Fed, the Bank of Japan is holding fire keeping monetary policy steady with its until after the June 23 referendum.<br />
