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sasguru replied

27 May 2009, 16:10
Originally posted by Menelaus View Post

As an analyst, crikey I hope not

What kind of analist are you?
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Menelaus replied

27 May 2009, 16:08
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

Have we all suddenly started believing 'some analysts'?

As an analyst, crikey I hope not
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denver2k replied

27 May 2009, 16:08
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

Have we all suddenly started believing 'some analysts'?

Not really ...What i meant to say even dafts commonly termed as "analysts" are also quite pessimistic about UK....
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Mich the Tester replied

27 May 2009, 15:59
Originally posted by denver2k View Post

Thats true....borrowing will cost this country dearly and some analyst are saying Yanks can start recovery by the end of the year (or start of next year) whereas UK (and Europe) its a long way to go.

Have we all suddenly started believing 'some analysts'?
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denver2k replied

27 May 2009, 15:56
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

Doesn't mean the Yanks won't recover better and faster in the medium to long term, if they're taking the hit on the nose now while Brown desperately tries to prolong the borrowing spree and postpone the day of reckoning ...

Thats true....borrowing will cost this country dearly and some analyst are saying Yanks can start recovery by the end of the year (or start of next year) whereas UK (and Europe) its a long way to go.
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OwlHoot replied

27 May 2009, 15:16
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

The world can see how strong New Labour's economy is on the world stage is.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8070253.stm

Signs that the UK economy could be over the worst of the downturn have prompted investors to shift away from dollars, which are deemed a safer investment.

I bet the USA wished they had Brown as President.

Doesn't mean the Yanks won't recover better and faster in the medium to long term, if they're taking the hit on the nose now while Brown desperately tries to prolong the borrowing spree and postpone the day of reckoning ...
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Menelaus replied

27 May 2009, 15:12
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

The world can see how strong New Labour's economy is on the world stage is.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8070253.stm

Signs that the UK economy could be over the worst of the downturn have prompted investors to shift away from dollars, which are deemed a safer investment.

I bet the USA wished they had Brown as President.

Nothing whatever to do with the US economy being in the toilet then?
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DimPrawn started a topic Boomed!

27 May 2009, 15:00
Boomed!

The world can see how strong New Labour's economy is on the world stage is.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8070253.stm

Signs that the UK economy could be over the worst of the downturn have prompted investors to shift away from dollars, which are deemed a safer investment.

I bet the USA wished they had Brown as President.
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