5 Jul 2015
Greek referendum vote closes: Polls suggest 'No' takes narrow lead
FXStreet (Bali) - With the Greek referendum votes now officially closed, initial exit polls (conducted via telephone) suggest No voters are leading by a narrow margin.
It looks as though a majority of the Greek population may be against the proposed resolution of the creditors, with a 'No' vote expected between 49.5% and 53.5%, according to preliminary surveys by phone consultations, while the 'Yes' vote would reach between 46.5% and 50.5% .
Individually, a GPO poll saw the No vote at 51.5% vs 48.5% for Yes, Metron Analysis anticipates No at 49% vs Yes 46%, while MARC and Skai TV surveys see also the No camp leading, although the margin is very narrow.
It looks as though a majority of the Greek population may be against the proposed resolution of the creditors, with a 'No' vote expected between 49.5% and 53.5%, according to preliminary surveys by phone consultations, while the 'Yes' vote would reach between 46.5% and 50.5% .
Individually, a GPO poll saw the No vote at 51.5% vs 48.5% for Yes, Metron Analysis anticipates No at 49% vs Yes 46%, while MARC and Skai TV surveys see also the No camp leading, although the margin is very narrow.