Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Seanjd]

Nice to see that Yasmin took it well.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/britains-m...ent-everything-most-brexiters-are-not-1568082

No idea who she is, but what a horrible person.

 

[Jags..class]

why do people go on about Spain debt and how they are in big trouble when Germany and England have more debt.?

http://www.nationaldebtclocks.org/#countries

It mad that so many countries in massive debt

 

[Old Blue 2]

Nice to see that Yasmin took it well.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/britains-m...ent-everything-most-brexiters-are-not-1568082

I say! What a totally foolish woman!
"...How dare they turn on those who are cultured, well-read, erudite and liberal? And why do we let them? Because of middle-class decorum and tolerance. We must now reclaim our dignity and our value..."

 

[Lee Smith]

Nice to see that Yasmin took it well.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/britains-m...ent-everything-most-brexiters-are-not-1568082

Haha, Jesus. I have no idea who she is, but what I do know just from reading that, is that she is a self absorbed, pompous, utter [this word has been omitted as it would probably damage the swear filter beyond repair]

 

[Lee Smith]

Also, it's nice to see that the FTSE is back to the pre-referendum value. By no means am I suggesting that I think we are out of the woods, not by a long shot, but it does put a bit of perspective on things considering all the "Oh my God, the economy has lost 748 kazillion pounds (or whatever the value was)!!!" shouts from some people on here during Friday afternoon

 

[Tubey]

I say!

 

[Librarian]

Markets hate instability, the week leading up to the referendum was as unstable as now so that doesn't mean much yet. But it is moving in the right way.

It's not necessarily a good sign though, the market is expecting the Bank of England to drop interest rates as their banks are getting a kicking and lower interest rates make the Stock Market more attractive, particularly because it went so low initially.

 

[joey_macmo]

Also, it's nice to see that the FTSE is back to the pre-referendum value. By no means am I suggesting that I think we are out of the woods, not by a long shot, but it does put a bit of perspective on things considering all the "Oh my God, the economy has lost 748 kazillion pounds (or whatever the value was)!!!" shouts from some people on here during Friday afternoon

The 250 is where you want to look for a better representation of British companies.

 

[ianefc]

It's not necessarily a good sign though, the market is expecting the Bank of England to drop interest rates as their banks are getting a kicking and lower interest rates make the Stock Market more attractive, particularly because it went so low initially.

Yep. Be interesting to see how the FTSE 250 is trading.

 

[SNova]

 

[Tubey]

Give it up, it isn't happening, it's tinfoil hat stuff.

 

[MikeEFC1878x]

Where EU is now is not where it will finish, it will carry on until democracy is eroded.

 

[MikeEFC1878x]

Give it up, it isn't happening, it's tinfoil hat stuff.

Why did Junker president of europe say we need one then?

 

[Lee Smith]

The 250 is where you want to look for a better representation of British companies.

True, but that was up 3% today also, heading in the right direction (admittedly still some way off pre-ref levels mind)

 

[Tubey]

Why did Junker president of europe say we need one then?