Recession?: Confidence at lowest for 31 months

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planetit replied

1 November 2005, 13:05
Well you glamorous people flit around like a butterfly. I can’t be expected to keep up. I mean only last week you suddenly acquired a child! I don’t remember being informed of that.
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milanbenes replied

1 November 2005, 12:15
it's doytchland these days mate

do try to keep up

Milan.
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planetit replied

1 November 2005, 11:25
Originally posted by milanbenes

happy Christmas

It's November!

When's Christmas in Belgium?
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milanbenes started a topic Recession?: Confidence at lowest for 31 months

1 November 2005, 11:07
Recession?: Confidence at lowest for 31 months

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/ar...851890,00.html

"CONSUMER confidence has dropped to its weakest level in more than 2½ years, unsettling the widespread view among analysts that the Bank of England will keep rates on hold over the coming months.
The GfK survey of consumer sentiment fell to a balance of minus 8 last month, down from minus 5 in September and the lowest level that the gauge has reached since March 2003. The index measuring whether people thought that it was a good time to make major purchases was at its weakest level since November 1999.

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happy Christmas

Milan.
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