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Banks in another round of writedowns, job losses everywhere, DOW and now the FTSE now in a bear market, crude now 145 bucks, Paulson in Europe to beg the ECB to not put up rates .....Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostThings, can only get better, can only get better....
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Surely M&S shares getting hammered yesterday is worth a doomwatch mention ! A sure sign we are going down
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I already gloomed that one althoug admittedly I didn't bother to find an article on it.
Top Dooming all the same
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Gloomed
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7486127.stm
There was no respite from the dire mood in the housebuilding industry. Taylor Wimpey told the Stock Exchange that it had not been able to finalise a cash-raising exercise with shareholders and that it might be in breach of banking covenants next year. It is to cut 900 jobs and close 13 regional offices.
Some economists are saying that the chances of a recession in the UK are now 50:50.
This week's news suggests that the pace of economic growth is slowing rapidly with a significant gear change in May.
So far the evidence is anecdotal, but the preliminary estimate of growth in the second quarter will be out soon.
If it is negative and stays that way after further revisions then the first stage of a technical recession will be in place.
Things, can only get better, can only get better....
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