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It was always going to be difficult to split from Europe. I suspect things will get worse. However in a few years, when the UK is not doing as badly as the EU expects, other countries are going to look to exit the EU.
I hope that one day that European can start to integrate without all the bureaucracy. Through closer understanding and mutual co-operation.
I also hope one day that CUK exiter and leaver factions may stop the continual war.
no while they crap in our shoes, and we piss in their bovril
The FTSE100 value might be grounds for cautious optimism that the UK economy isn't doing as badly as feared, but it's certainly not grounds for everything being awesome.
It was always going to be difficult to split from Europe. I suspect things will get worse. However in a few years, when the UK is not doing as badly as the EU expects, other countries are going to look to exit the EU.
I hope that one day that European can start to integrate without all the bureaucracy. Through closer understanding and mutual co-operation.
I also hope one day that CUK exiter and leaver factions may stop the continual war.
European markets closed mixed on Wednesday, amid light trade across markets worldwide due to the holiday period.
The pan-European STOXX 600 closed up 0.1 percent, with major bourses pointing in different directions. The FTSE 100 hit a record high during the session on Wednesday, and closed 0.34 percent higher.
Two factors to take into consideration before crowing.
1. The FTSE 100 is made up largely of companies which are not valued in sterling. A weaker pounds means their pound value naturally increases.
2. The FTSE 100 is made up largely of companies whose income is generated in countries other than the UK. A high share value is a reflection of how well those countries are doing - not the UK.
The FTSE100 value might be grounds for cautious optimism that the UK economy isn't doing as badly as feared, but it's certainly not grounds for everything being awesome.
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