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Old 01-01-2017, 16:41
andykn
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One thing that the UK will need to do is look into what is best to keep financial markets within the UK and not looking at moving abroad. This could mean making sure our financial services have advantages over EU ones.

It might mean we have aggressively anti EU policies but then I think this may cause the EU to give us passporting to counter the UK being a offshore problem for their markets.
But less restrictive regulations will surely lead to another crash. Greedy bankers will do what greedy bankers do.
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Old 01-01-2017, 17:11
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Some shocking news from Ireland on the back of sterling's fall. I can only see things getting worse for the Irish, before it gets better.

Hopefully Brexit won't hit them too hard.

http://www.foodingredientsfirst.com/...ompage=article
If there's a hard Brexit then they almost certainly will be disadvantaged since the pound will again suffer a crash in its value because no one will have any confidence in the UK's future economic prospects.
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