Jim Mellon - Pro Brexit

[BlasterBates]

ah the imminent breakup of the Euro.

Gr8 find. Good to see how these predictions turn out.

[Old Greg]

ah the imminent breakup of the Euro.

Gr8 find. Good to see how these predictions turn out.

But really it was only ever about sovereignty and the primacy of British parliamentary democracy.

[TwoWolves]

The EU has only avoided crisis because the ECB has resorted to an effective NIRP. This is a short-term papering-over of the cracks but stores up a greater crisis.

https://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/sc...c074964.en.pdf

Commentary:

Why US-Based Investors Should Be Terrified About What the ECB Admitted About NIRP | Zero Hedge | Zero Hedge

You can all forget about having pension funds. Do you think the EU is worth it?

[BlasterBates]

The EU has only avoided crisis because the ECB has resorted to an effective NIRP. This is a short-term papering-over of the cracks but stores up a greater crisis.

https://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/sc...c074964.en.pdf

Commentary:

Why US-Based Investors Should Be Terrified About What the ECB Admitted About NIRP | Zero Hedge | Zero Hedge

You can all forget about having pension funds. Do you think the EU is worth it?

You've posted a prediction of the demise of the USD

[BlasterBates]

One of the key differences between the US and the EU is that the EU has its debt under control.

[Old Greg]

The EU has only avoided crisis because the ECB has resorted to an effective NIRP. This is a short-term papering-over of the cracks but stores up a greater crisis.

https://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/sc...c074964.en.pdf

Commentary:

Why US-Based Investors Should Be Terrified About What the ECB Admitted About NIRP | Zero Hedge | Zero Hedge

You can all forget about having pension funds. Do you think the EU is worth it?

But that's not what Mellon predicted in 2017, when the policy was already in place (.05%) in 2014.

All sounds very Project Fear.

[Benny]

"The tourism sector has been the largest driver of the export recovery in Portugal," Ben Westmore, the head of the Portugal desk in the Economics Department of the OECD, confirmed to VOA.

Fickle thing Tourism.. and why is it classed as an export?

[woohoo]

Oh the irony.

Greece & Portugal are doing rather well, in particular Lisbon. The city seems to be attracting a huge number of US migrants

Greece is not doing well at all. Keep saying it but the way the EU handled Greece crisis is one of the major reason we should leave.

[WTFH]

Fickle thing Tourism.. and why is it classed as an export?

Tourism drives export - it's not classed as an export.

[TwoWolves]

You've posted a prediction of the demise of the USD

If they emulate the ECB NIRP. It's a rule on ZH, all articles must predict the end of the dollar - I think we will see more dollar strength, the least ugly in an ugly parade.

One of the key differences between the US and the EU is that the EU has its debt under control.

You are taking the piss?

But that's not what Mellon predicted in 2017, when the policy was already in place (.05%) in 2014.

All sounds very Project Fear.

I don't think it's possible to predict a timeline, central banks are going to absurd lengths to avoid a day of reckoning. Debt jubilee/Outlawing Cash have been floated etc.