Asian markets edged up on Tuesday but dealers remained cautious as the optimism over Britain's EU membership that drove a global rally faded, with the knife-edge referendum just days away.
With a series of polls putting the "Leave" and "Remain" camps neck and neck ahead of Thursday's poll, two of the world's investment titans, Li Ka-shing and George Soros, warned an exit vote would spell economic doom for Britain.
While stock traders built on the past two sessions' gains, the pound slipped back slightly after enjoying its best single-day gain since the dark days of the global financial crisis in 2008.
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With a series of polls putting the "Leave" and "Remain" camps neck and neck ahead of Thursday's poll, two of the world's investment titans, Li Ka-shing and George Soros, warned an exit vote would spell economic doom for Britain.
While stock traders built on the past two sessions' gains, the pound slipped back slightly after enjoying its best single-day gain since the dark days of the global financial crisis in 2008.
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