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Well Brainiac have done science and history, maybe they should have a bash at economics now. Vic Reeves for chancellor!
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Which idiot expected better?Originally posted by ace00 View Post25% worse than expectations
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I believe Gordon Brown is looking at that now. Well : he can't stop it happening : but he would like to stop word getting out.Originally posted by BrowneIssue View PostDoes that mean we're OK until 9:30? Can't someone just stop whatever is about to happen, and thereby prevent it?
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Does that mean we're OK until 9:30? Can't someone just stop whatever is about to happen, and thereby prevent it?Originally posted by thelace View PostIn an hours time, we're going to be told we're officially in recession.
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This will lead to a fall in stock markets as it will be worse than 'analists' and traders expected (or possibly better, in which case they'll lose confidence in their own expectations). Expect more headlines along the lines of 'share prices tumble on expectations of lower share prices' and 'economic confidence hit by poor economic confidence figures'.
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In an hours time, we're going to be told we're officially in recession.
No tulip sherlock!
How is this "News"?
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