Britain to end year as fastest growing major economy.
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Originally Posted by BrokenArrow:
“According to the IMF.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...nd-brexit-vote”
“According to the IMF.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...nd-brexit-vote”
Ireland2day will be along in a minute to dispute that.
Originally Posted by BrokenArrow:
“According to the IMF.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...nd-brexit-vote”
“According to the IMF.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...nd-brexit-vote”
Excellent news.
Originally Posted by BrokenArrow:
“According to the IMF.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...nd-brexit-vote”
“According to the IMF.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...nd-brexit-vote”
All due to being in the EU...would have been even better figures if the referendum result had been remain.
Originally Posted by HopesandDreams:
“Joyous news. Now remind me, when do I need to be away from the nearest cliff?
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“Joyous news. Now remind me, when do I need to be away from the nearest cliff?
”
When push comes to shove...
Originally Posted by i4u:
“All due to being in the EU...would have been even better figures if the referendum result had been remain.”
“All due to being in the EU...would have been even better figures if the referendum result had been remain.”
Prove it.
Originally Posted by i4u:
“All due to being in the EU...would have been even better figures if the referendum result had been remain.”
“All due to being in the EU...would have been even better figures if the referendum result had been remain.”
Lol. You carry on believing that. Meanwhile, in the real world, the EU is the only declining trading block in the world.
Originally Posted by i4u:
“All due to being in the EU...would have been even better figures if the referendum result had been remain.”
“All due to being in the EU...would have been even better figures if the referendum result had been remain.”
Its nothing to do with the EU, we are a consumption based economy, the growth is being driven by immigration, more people consuming more. Its not good growth.
Originally Posted by MTUK1:
“Lol. You carry on believing that. Meanwhile, in the real world, the EU is the only declining trading block in the world.”
“Lol. You carry on believing that. Meanwhile, in the real world, the EU is the only declining trading block in the world.”
In the real World after Mrs May triggers Article 50 and lays her stool out in front of the EU will our GDP grow at the same rate as we move to Leave the EU?
Originally Posted by BrokenArrow:
“Its nothing to do with the EU, we are a consumption based economy, the growth is being driven by immigration, more people consuming more. Its not good growth.”
“Its nothing to do with the EU, we are a consumption based economy, the growth is being driven by immigration, more people consuming more. Its not good growth.”
Make your mind up....the main reason given for leaving the EU was the amount of immigration caused by being a member of the EU.
Originally Posted by i4u:
“In the real World after Mrs May triggers Article 50 and lays her stool out in front of the EU will our GDP grow at the same rate as we move to Leave the EU?”
“In the real World after Mrs May triggers Article 50 and lays her stool out in front of the EU will our GDP grow at the same rate as we move to Leave the EU?”
Ignoring the pi$$ poor performance of the EU economically again.
Originally Posted by i4u:
“In the real World after Mrs May triggers Article 50 and lays her stool out in front of the EU will our GDP grow at the same rate as we move to Leave the EU?”
“In the real World after Mrs May triggers Article 50 and lays her stool out in front of the EU will our GDP grow at the same rate as we move to Leave the EU?”
She is going to lay one of her stools out in front of the EU?
Originally Posted by BrokenArrow:
“Its nothing to do with the EU”
“Its nothing to do with the EU”
Of course it is, we are still in it and will be for the next two years.
Originally Posted by i4u:
“In the real World after Mrs May triggers Article 50 and lays her stool out in front of the EU will our GDP grow at the same rate as we move to Leave the EU?”
“In the real World after Mrs May triggers Article 50 and lays her stool out in front of the EU will our GDP grow at the same rate as we move to Leave the EU?”
We wont be out until 2019 at the earliest.
Originally Posted by BrokenArrow:
“She is going to lay one of her stools out in front of the EU?”
“She is going to lay one of her stools out in front of the EU?
”
Well her exit ministers are full of crap...
They'll her you can't have your cake and eat it...but you can have your crap and err,,,,,
Originally Posted by BrokenArrow:
“According to the IMF.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...nd-brexit-vote”
“According to the IMF.
https://www.theguardian.com/business...nd-brexit-vote”
Economy growing, as is acute poverty, while living standards for most are falling, and the incomes of bankers (the people who caused our problems) and executives in both private and public sectors are soaring.
That is the plane enacted by first Darling, then pursued by Osborne and now Hammond. And it's working.
Originally Posted by BrokenArrow:
“Its nothing to do with the EU, we are a consumption based economy, the growth is being driven by immigration, more people consuming more. Its not good growth.”
“Its nothing to do with the EU, we are a consumption based economy, the growth is being driven by immigration, more people consuming more. Its not good growth.”
That thing Brexiters are so keen on stopping.
Originally Posted by mRebel:
“Economy growing, as is acute poverty, while living standards for most are falling, and the incomes of bankers (the people who caused our problems) and executives in both private and public sectors are soaring.
That is the plane enacted by first Darling, then pursued by Osborne and now Hammond. And it's working.”
“Economy growing, as is acute poverty, while living standards for most are falling, and the incomes of bankers (the people who caused our problems) and executives in both private and public sectors are soaring.
That is the plane enacted by first Darling, then pursued by Osborne and now Hammond. And it's working.”
Spot on!
Originally Posted by Annsyre:
“We wont be out until 2019 at the earliest.”
“We wont be out until 2019 at the earliest.”
But it isn't something that happens overnight.
If they trigger Article 50 in March 2017 there will be a period of uncertainty, which is bad for business planning. Then businesses will be looking to make decisions based on the deal made between 2017 & 2019.
In effect it'll be a sharp jolt followed by a slow deflating of the economy.
Originally Posted by BrokenArrow:
“She is going to lay one of her stools out in front of the EU?”
“She is going to lay one of her stools out in front of the EU?
”
They're golden and jewel encrusted. I thought everyone knew that it's not just the Queen, blessed in the 'outhouse'.
Did anyone read the article or review the information beyond the headline?
This actually proves how dangerous the nasty headlines from the likes of The Mail & The Express are if people believe the spin and not the facts.
From the article:
Fund’s world economic outlook report predicts UK will avoid recession in 2016 but warns of longer-term impact of Brexit vote.
...the economy would eventually suffer from the shock EU referendum result and said expansion next year would be just 1.1% – lower than it expected in the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote.
Looking further ahead, Obstfeld said the uncertainty about the divorce settlement between Britain and the EU would make businesses more cautious and warned that the fall in sterling – which hit a 31-year low on Tuesday – would hit living standards.
Additionally, if you look at the forecasts 2016 & 2017, we fall from 1st to 5th of the 7 nations. The two who remain below us are Italy & the perpetually recession hit Japan.
This actually proves how dangerous the nasty headlines from the likes of The Mail & The Express are if people believe the spin and not the facts.
From the article:
Fund’s world economic outlook report predicts UK will avoid recession in 2016 but warns of longer-term impact of Brexit vote.
...the economy would eventually suffer from the shock EU referendum result and said expansion next year would be just 1.1% – lower than it expected in the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote.
Looking further ahead, Obstfeld said the uncertainty about the divorce settlement between Britain and the EU would make businesses more cautious and warned that the fall in sterling – which hit a 31-year low on Tuesday – would hit living standards.
Additionally, if you look at the forecasts 2016 & 2017, we fall from 1st to 5th of the 7 nations. The two who remain below us are Italy & the perpetually recession hit Japan.
Originally Posted by MTUK1:
“Ignoring the pi$$ poor performance of the EU economically again.”
“Ignoring the pi$$ poor performance of the EU economically again.”
In the Premier League Arsenal & Chelsea have 34 points no other team has that many points, the average of the League is 20.5 points.
Which according to your thinking is a piss poor performance and Arsenal & Chelsea should go it alone and leave the Premier League project which in your view is doomed to failure.
Originally Posted by Thiswillbefun:
“That thing Brexiters are so keen on stopping.”
“That thing Brexiters are so keen on stopping.”
No they're not. We want control. There's a difference.
Originally Posted by i4u:
“In the Premier League Arsenal & Chelsea have 34 points no other team has that many points, the average of the League is 20.5 points.
Which according to your thinking is a piss poor performance and Arsenal & Chelsea should go it alone and leave the Premier League project which in your view is doomed to failure.”
“In the Premier League Arsenal & Chelsea have 34 points no other team has that many points, the average of the League is 20.5 points.
Which according to your thinking is a piss poor performance and Arsenal & Chelsea should go it alone and leave the Premier League project which in your view is doomed to failure.
”
Still no answer. Statistically, the EU is the only block in the world where trade is failing and jobs are not being created.
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