Brexit doom part 47998

[northernladyuk]

aha Ambrose, I used to enjoy reading his regular predictions about the imminent demise of the Euro. I remember him telling us that interest rates for Spain and Portugal would go so high they wouldn't be able to pay their debts and go bankrupt. Of course it didn't happen immediately so it kept repeating it.

But if is nonetheless magnificent.

[BlasterBates]

aha Ambrose, I used to enjoy reading his regular predictions about the imminent demise of the Euro. I remember him telling us that interest rates for Spain and Portugal would go so high they wouldn't be able to pay their debts and go bankrupt. Of course it didn't happen immediately so it kept repeating it.

[BrilloPad]

We can all agree that the UK economy has long been mismanaged. It needs a radical shift from consumption to investment if it is to avoid falling further behind the US and the rising powers of Asia. But one problem that it does not face is being left behind by the eurozone in any lasting sense.

Eurozone’s fleeting boom is an illusion - Britain won't remain the sick man of Europe for long