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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostI wasn't suggesting otherwise. What I was saying was that trade deals can be beneficial for both. You are saying, using a single example of USA blocking British beef, that one side wins, the other loses. in fact trade normally benefits both parties otherwise why would anyone bother?Comment
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And nothing from the US is banned by the EU (which we're still a part of at the moment)?
But yet the US still trades with EU, oh my god the horror of it allIn Scooter we trustComment
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Originally posted by GB9 View Post
...has revised up its forecast for growth this year as a result of a stronger-than expected performance in the first half of 2016...
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The thinktank said it was still predicting a sharp slowdown in the economy, but that this would not happen until 2017.“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Originally posted by GB9 View Post
but it does like the tax receipts are still in stage 2, denying the Brexit boom
UK public finances in August leave Hammond little room for Brexit budget boost | Reuters
Britain's public finances showed a slightly bigger-than-expected deficit in August, leaving Chancellor Philip Hammond little room for maneuver as he prepares his first post-Brexit vote budget plans.value-added tax receipts rose at their slowest annual pace since March of last yearI'm alright JackComment
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostYou only read the headline didn't you?
But yes, that don't know anything, much...
They stopped short of saying there was no doom. Just delayed doom.
And their forecast didn't take account the possibility of a cut in interest rates.
Sound pretty clueless to me.Comment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View Postwell....FTSE companies are doing well aren't they, that's gr8 but it does include a number of companies with hardly any employees in Britain like Glencore.
but it does like the tax receipts are still in stage 2, denying the Brexit boom
UK public finances in August leave Hammond little room for Brexit budget boost | ReutersComment
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The Remoaners are getting marginalised as being small minded people holding a grudge because they have been proved wrong. Brexit: Britain's economy has not been affected by EU referendum vote, ONS says | Politics | News | Daily Express
The more a society is driven by capitalism and free markets and is accountable through democracy the more it will prosper. The remoaners can whine all they like but the business environment and the bureaucracy of the multi tiered ruling mecahanism will always mean that the EU will drag behind the UK. If the UK goes "nor*s up" It is likely that the rest of the EU will be fooked already.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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