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The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) might not be the absolute best source of economic prescience, having been nearly destroyed as a result of its lending and acquisition policies at the height of the Global Financial Crisis.
Probably, the most skittish creature on the planet is the investor.
It must never be forgotten that China is a “planned” communist economy, ruled over by the People’s Party of China
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Last week was mixed affair for the world’s major markets.
Mrs May survived an EU summit meeting this week without any headline rejections of her plans by her fellow EU leaders.
Most independently minded observers would say that the Chinese use their currency as a tool to aid their export sector and that it stays closely aligned to the US Dollar.
Boris Johnson’s conversion to the Leave cause had little to do with personal conviction and everything to do with personal ambition: he wants to be prime minister one day.
The official mantra, heading into probably the most critical week of the Brexit process, remains “no deal is better than a bad deal”, but who in the UK still believes it (if anybody ever did) remains to be seen.
On October 15 the Italian government will submit its highly-anticipated national budget to the European Union.
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Last week was another negative affair for the world’s major markets.
The International Monetary Fund has injected a note of caution about a range of concerns which it believes could pose a threat to the growth of the global economy.
Opponents of Brexit point, very reasonably, to the fact that nobody who voted for Brexit voted to be poorer.
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The official level of unemployment for September in the USA has fallen to 3.7%, a level not seen for 49 years, since the time of the Hippies in 1969.
Last week was a negative affair for the world’s major markets. In this summary, we will also review the figures for Q3.