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- Bones commented Jan 28, 2023
Someone needs to tell Robo Richi it won't happen may as well be crazy eyed hunt.
UK's Hunt to PM Sunak: It's tough to get UK inflation below 5% in 2023
- Bones commented Jan 19, 2023
It's about 5% if you allow no fees to be added today from under 2% within last 2Y anything but a fixed rate is very risky, that deal above is for gamblers + fees. Robo the PM won't meet one of his 5 pledges without a lot of luck. House prices are ...
UK house prices fall for third consecutive month as mortgage costs keep buyers away
- Bones commented Dec 16, 2022
US inflation is very high maybe it came down like that off $ strength
Annual inflation down to 10.1% in the euro area
- Bones commented Dec 15, 2022
well yes, thats their incorrect view, that kind of thinking got inflation over 10% in the first place
Monetary Policy Summary, December 2022
- Bones commented Dec 15, 2022
3.5% isn't very high. 70Y average for inflation is over 5% and consumer IR is over 7%, the lowest risk borrowing bonds =4.5%. As long as inflation remains hot the cost of borrowing will go up. The 2% CPI target is nothing but a dream as we speak.
Monetary Policy Summary, December 2022
- Bones commented Dec 4, 2022
naysayers have to talk about OBR projections to date theres no sign they were right. London remains top 2. The best kind of projection is a chart, and this one will break down
UK Interest Rate Should Peak Below 4.5% to Avoid Deeper Recession; BOE Official
- Bones commented Dec 4, 2022
You can't blame Brexit if inflation is higher in the EU than on this island. You can blame the EU for the energy crisis in the first place, even Trump saw that coming. Maybe even the war itself. Of course if your in the Euro some countries are stuck ...
UK Interest Rate Should Peak Below 4.5% to Avoid Deeper Recession; BOE Official
- Bones commented Nov 24, 2022
It's the degree of difference that matters. If you never had that, you wouldn't get floods of economic migrants or a Brexit vote. It's that that turned the red wall blue & the reason there's no way they would change their mind.
Evaluating the 2022 Autumn Statement
- Bones commented Nov 24, 2022
lets call it 5 times wage difference across our continent,
Evaluating the 2022 Autumn Statement
- Bones commented Nov 24, 2022
the gap is 300-500 Euro to 2600 euro per month from last year that I posted what's the effect on Labour costs if those people travel BTW Here's the up top date chart for uk wages
Evaluating the 2022 Autumn Statement
- Bones commented Nov 24, 2022
weird the chart ignore OBR+Ross outlooks
Brits are starting to think again about Brexit as the economy slides into recession
- Bones commented Nov 24, 2022
So Do you think you can't have free trade without open borders? explain why it's unsustainable over a continent rather than talking about towns and counties. You don't see the problem here?
Evaluating the 2022 Autumn Statement
- Bones commented Nov 23, 2022
I never questioned the pollster, surely its your job to question housing at the bottom of anyones concern when theres a crisis in housing as we speak. So you believe freedom of movement puts all the cards in the employees hands.Ok
Evaluating the 2022 Autumn Statement
- Bones commented Nov 22, 2022
Do you believe that poll when housing is at the bottom like that? I've seen first-hand how cheaper labour affects the labour market, and thats what Starmer concludes, He knows it is a significant reason why the red wall voted conservative and ...
Evaluating the 2022 Autumn Statement
- Bones commented Nov 20, 2022
its not policy because thats suicide
UK Government Looks at Measures to Lift EU Trade Barriers
- Bones commented Nov 20, 2022
Un-Democratic fake brexiteer Sunak has an agenda for sure
UK Government Looks at Measures to Lift EU Trade Barriers
- Bones commented Nov 19, 2022
I'm saying the chart is not agreeing, and those people are ALWAYS wrong. Unless we join the closed shop, you're talking about a economic divergence from Europe. So then, how come the markets are not reflecting your biased political view? I think ...
Lagarde: Monetary policy in a new environment