With one major source of market uncertainty ending up a worst-case scenario for global investors on Friday, the markets are now looking to the U.S. presidential election as the next major unknown. Now that the Brexit vote is official, both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have weighed in on the decision.

Skullcandy Inc SKUL 0.65% shareholders couldn’t care less about what’s going on in Britain. On an extremely weak day for global equities, Skullcandy’s stock has surged 22.0 percent in early Friday trading after the audio and gaming company announced a merger with global consumer technology platform Incipio LLC.

Now that Britain has officially voted to leave the eurozone, central banks are left to decide what (if anything) they will need to do to stabilize global markets. Several Wall Street analysts have already given their takes on the issue.

The surprise British vote to leave the Eurozone sent European markets into chaos on Friday. While European central banks scramble to maintain order, they at least know that they can count on help from across the Atlantic.

Global financial markets were taken by surprise by the U.K. vote to exit the Eurozone, and traders are now watching to see just how bad the fallout will be. Barclays analyst Marvin Barth believes the biggest threat to the global economy are continued move toward anti-globalization.

Britain’s surprise vote to exit the Eurozone sent global financial markets crashing on Friday, and traders are now left wondering how the Brexit will play out in the long run. According to Goldman Sachs analyst Peter Oppenheimer, Europe and the U.K. now face a future of significantly weaker growth.