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BoE: no evidence of slowing activity post-Referendum

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    #21
    Originally posted by MyUserName View Post
    I thought we had not invoked article 50 at this point, hence we are not leaving at this time?
    No but we have stated our intention to do so. Just getting ducks in line.

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      #22
      I assume you don't read.

      The figures quoted are up to May.
      …Maybe we ain’t that young anymore

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        #23
        Originally posted by ClothCap View Post
        And similar in Germany as well it seems. Maybe this is the chickens coming home to roost with regard to failed QE and other woes, particularly within the Eurozone.
        UK banks getting ready for negative rates is a very serious tulip and this was 100% result of Brexit vote, before that the talk was serious at finally getting rates back up.

        I guess majority of people won't give a tulip since they are getting massive 5% interest on their savings account (for the first £5k in it)...

        If those fooks start charging negative rates on savings in UK then I'll going to start saving in USD/EUR because frankly Sterling is going to be so fooked that even getting more of it won't be joyful.

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          #24
          Originally posted by AtW View Post
          UK banks getting ready for negative rates is a very serious tulip and this was 100% result of Brexit vote, before that the talk was serious at finally getting rates back up.
          What a short memory. The threat was that if the UK voted leave then interest rates would go up. Yet again, one of those things we were told would happen, yet the reverse seems to be true.

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            #25
            Seems that remoaners would rather lose money and be proven right than swallow their bitter pride and pull together to make things work!
            I get up...

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              #26
              Originally posted by Forgotmylogin View Post
              What a short memory. The threat was that if the UK voted leave then interest rates would go up. Yet again, one of those things we were told would happen, yet the reverse seems to be true.
              Easy way to see a Brexiter - cares more about interest rates on debt, than interest rates on his savings

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                #27
                Originally posted by ClothCap View Post
                Seems that remoaners would rather lose money and be proven right than swallow their bitter pride and pull together to make things work!
                Who do you think will be paying for massive losses the City will suffer once Brexit is fully on? You!!!

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                  #28
                  I don't share your views and neither do many others.
                  I get up...

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                    #29
                    Slightly disappointed CretinWa**er has not commented, I was starting to become more positive and forward thinking over the last few days, need to be dragged back down to his doom and gloom world, hopefully be along in a minute to turn this story around and put a depressing spin on it.

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by Support Monkey View Post
                      Slightly disappointed CretinWa**er has not commented, I was starting to become more positive and forward thinking over the last few days, need to be dragged back down to his doom and gloom world, hopefully be along in a minute to turn this story around and put a depressing spin on it.
                      His Surrey mansion is being repossessed so he is a tad busy at the moment living rough on the streets

                      HTH

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