Uk now equal third for business growth prospects

[d000hg]

What's a 55p investment professional?

[darmstadt]

Survey of 1,300 business leaders and 55p investment professionals puts the UK joint third with Germany for investment post Brexit.

London is the second city.

Don't believe it, they're experts and Brexiters don't believe or need experts

[NotAllThere]

Just imagine what position we'd be in if we weren't brexiting!

Brexiters: 4th
Bremainers: 2nd

So... doesn't really mean much in Brexit terms. Nice to see that the country apparently is doing pretty well though, despite GB9 and PG dragging the economy down with their stupidity.

[MrMarkyMark]

PwC are wonderful. Any company that can hand over the wrong envelope at the Oscars is quality in my book. I bet PwC were paid millions then outsourced it to Bob Shawadiwadi for a few dollars.

Don't forget their finest moment, pretty much coming up with IR35

[BrilloPad]

PwC again?
You mean that PwC that relies for a lot of its business on the incumbent government?
Did you know the word "gullible" isn't in the dictionary?

Ah there's a hedge:
"However, some investment professionals we spoke to saw that ‘importance’ could also be interpreted in a negative sense, that problems and greater volatility in the UK, for example, could have an important effect on slowing down companies’ growth.”"

PwC are wonderful. Any company that can hand over the wrong envelope at the Oscars is quality in my book. I bet PwC were paid millions then outsourced it to Bob Shawadiwadi for a few dollars.

[MrMarkyMark]

Yes. Does this mean you're coming round to the idea?

[The_Equalizer]

It's in the UK isn't it?

Yes. Does this mean you're coming round to the idea?

[scooterscot]

Does that include Scotland?

It's in the UK isn't it?

[The_Equalizer]

"We were getting forecasts of continued growth not long before the Crash of 2008. Therefore predictions like this come with the usual health warnings.

Britain's booms are heavily dependent on consumer spending. If that falters, so does growth and the economy. Since we just love to use the plastic, there is a limit. The business cycle suggests a downturn may be due in the next year or so."

Does that include Scotland?

[scooterscot]

"We were getting forecasts of continued growth not long before the Crash of 2008. Therefore predictions like this come with the usual health warnings.

Britain's booms are heavily dependent on consumer spending. If that falters, so does growth and the economy. Since we just love to use the plastic, there is a limit. The business cycle suggests a downturn may be due in the next year or so."

[vetran]

PwC again?
You mean that PwC that relies for a lot of its business on the incumbent government?
Did you know the word "gullible" isn't in the dictionary?

As before Feckwitt is and it says just like AssGuru on CUK.

[sasguru]

Survey of 1,300 business leaders and 55p investment professionals puts the UK joint third with Germany for investment post Brexit.

London is the second city.

PwC again?
You mean that PwC that relies for a lot of its business on the incumbent government?
Did you know the word "gullible" isn't in the dictionary?

Ah there's a hedge:
"However, some investment professionals we spoke to saw that ‘importance’ could also be interpreted in a negative sense, that problems and greater volatility in the UK, for example, could have an important effect on slowing down companies’ growth.”"

[GB9]

Survey of 1,300 business leaders and 55p investment professionals puts the UK joint third with Germany for investment post Brexit.

London is the second city.