RE: UK to leave EU
June 24, 2016 at 6:08 am
(This post was last modified: June 24, 2016 at 6:11 am by pocaracas.)
Politics is overrated.... economy is where the money is at.... always "follow the money"
https://www.rt.com/business/348166-bank-...t-markets/
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The bank said it stood ready to provide £250 billion to support the functioning of markets. The regulator promised to provide substantial liquidity in foreign currency, if required.
“The Bank of England is monitoring developments closely,” said a statement released on Friday after the referendum results caused a 10 percent fall in the value of the pound and a slump in government bond yields to a new record low.
The global equity and currency markets plunged dramatically after Britain voted for leaving the European Union.
The Bank of England previously said that the decision to leave the EU, which takes almost half of UK exports, could cause a financial blow to the economy. It also warned Brexit could push up inflation due to the hit on the sterling, complicating any decision to cut interest rates.
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Have fun with that.... how many hospitals could be built with all the billions that the UK was dumping on the EU every year?
http://www.shropshirestar.com/news/2016/...awczynski/
"One per week", apparently... or "£350 million" per week.... or £18 billion per year. Damn UK, how were you paying all this to the EU?!
Oh.... it's false propaganda.... oh.... oh.... Tell me again how much sense it makes to ask the people to decide on something for which they have little to no understanding....?
https://www.rt.com/business/348166-bank-...t-markets/
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The bank said it stood ready to provide £250 billion to support the functioning of markets. The regulator promised to provide substantial liquidity in foreign currency, if required.
“The Bank of England is monitoring developments closely,” said a statement released on Friday after the referendum results caused a 10 percent fall in the value of the pound and a slump in government bond yields to a new record low.
The global equity and currency markets plunged dramatically after Britain voted for leaving the European Union.
The Bank of England previously said that the decision to leave the EU, which takes almost half of UK exports, could cause a financial blow to the economy. It also warned Brexit could push up inflation due to the hit on the sterling, complicating any decision to cut interest rates.
""
Have fun with that.... how many hospitals could be built with all the billions that the UK was dumping on the EU every year?
http://www.shropshirestar.com/news/2016/...awczynski/
"One per week", apparently... or "£350 million" per week.... or £18 billion per year. Damn UK, how were you paying all this to the EU?!
Oh.... it's false propaganda.... oh.... oh.... Tell me again how much sense it makes to ask the people to decide on something for which they have little to no understanding....?
