No they don’t.
Pound down, spending up.
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Funnily enough mottie the forum right wing troll hasn't picked up on this...
"The cost of government borrowing has fallen at its sharpest pace in more than a year"
"Pound rises as good news for UK inflation eases pressure on UK assets"
"Traders have ramped up bets on the Bank of England cutting interest rates this year, with money markets now pricing in two reductions to borrowing costs this year, compared to just one on Tuesday"
"The cost of government borrowing has fallen at its sharpest pace in more than a year"
"Pound rises as good news for UK inflation eases pressure on UK assets"
"Traders have ramped up bets on the Bank of England cutting interest rates this year, with money markets now pricing in two reductions to borrowing costs this year, compared to just one on Tuesday"
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yes they do
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Time will tell, but the markets don't seem to agree with youJust corrected that for you.
Labour still have plenty of someone else's money. For now.
What to do when a limp liberal simp comes to your door.
I have to say, the humiliation alone would be soul destroying. You've gotta take your hat off to those canvassers, not knowing who or what is going to open the door.
No they dont
Tories and Reform compete in the same constituencies…..polls cont show that.
And that is where I have to agree with garbage, although not for the same reasons...
The electoral system in the UK is archaic and totally unfair...
It should be changed, whatever the consequences may be!
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What good news?
A fall in inflation? It’s due to cooling in demand.
Can you guess what’s coming ?
A fall in inflation? It’s due to cooling in demand.
Surprise fall in retail sales in December, ONS figures show
December retail sales figures mean it's more likely the economy flatlined in the final three months of the year, meaning there will be no growth for the second half of 2024.
news.sky.com
Can you guess what’s coming ?
Well the OP claimed the opposite was bad news...
Further silence from the OP?
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Getting worse for Rachel from accounts.
Money blog: Trump throws another tariff shot at EU - as global trade war escalates
Trump's tariffs are the focus of the Money blog today. A 25% tariff on all steel and aluminium imports to the US has taken effect and Canada and the EU have retaliated. Sir Keir Starmer has taken a different approach, saying "all options" are on the table.
news.sky.com
WRONGGetting worse for Rachel from accounts.
Money blog: Trump throws another tariff shot at EU - as global trade war escalates
Trump's tariffs are the focus of the Money blog today. A 25% tariff on all steel and aluminium imports to the US has taken effect and Canada and the EU have retaliated. Sir Keir Starmer has taken a different approach, saying "all options" are on the table.news.sky.com
IMF has upgraded its growth forecast and that factors in any Trump nonsense
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