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 serial thriller  The Promised Land 24 Aug 15 12.11pm |
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Here we go again... China's economy's tumbling, taking with it a lot of developing nations'. America and Europe are only surviving on near zero interest rates, and everyone's played their QE joker card. Why weren't the mistakes of the past learnt?
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| Superfly The sun always shines in Catford 24 Aug 15 1.19pm |
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I'm not sure of the exact reasons (as I only work in the back office & I'm a little bit thick) but the markets are going mental today.
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| Stuk Top half 24 Aug 15 1.23pm |
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China are being dicks. Hope that clears it up.
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| Stuk Top half 24 Aug 15 1.24pm |
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Quote serial thriller at 24 Aug 2015 12.11pm
Here we go again... China's economy's tumbling, taking with it a lot of developing nations'. America and Europe are only surviving on near zero interest rates, and everyone's played their QE joker card. Why weren't the mistakes of the past learnt?
It's as s***ty and lazy as adding "gate" as to any word.
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twist  Miami, Florida 24 Aug 15 1.26pm |
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Mistakes of the passed learned ? This is money we are talking about, people fall over each other, throwing women and children to the wolves to get at these chances of making said money. Even with China illegally and artificially propping up its economy for years, people still climbing over each other to get into their money. Unfortunately, when it fails and they fall down giant holes, they tend to take everyone with them.
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| sa_eagle Just outside Cape Town 24 Aug 15 1.30pm |
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Quote serial thriller at 24 Aug 2015 12.11pm
Here we go again... China's economy's tumbling, taking with it a lot of developing nations'. America and Europe are only surviving on near zero interest rates, and everyone's played their QE joker card. Why weren't the mistakes of the past learnt?
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| matt_himself Matataland 24 Aug 15 1.50pm |
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Quote sa_eagle at 24 Aug 2015 1.30pm
Quote serial thriller at 24 Aug 2015 12.11pm
Here we go again... China's economy's tumbling, taking with it a lot of developing nations'. America and Europe are only surviving on near zero interest rates, and everyone's played their QE joker card. Why weren't the mistakes of the past learnt?
If China was to flood the market by selling debt, that could cause problems but at the same time would massively devalue their bonds, so wouldn't make sense.
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| matt_himself Matataland 24 Aug 15 1.52pm |
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Quote serial thriller at 24 Aug 2015 12.11pm
Here we go again... China's economy's tumbling, taking with it a lot of developing nations'. America and Europe are only surviving on near zero interest rates, and everyone's played their QE joker card. Why weren't the mistakes of the past learnt? If the system melts and credit isn't available, how will Corbyn borrow money to do his 'Peoples QE'?
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 26 Aug 15 8.57am |
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Am I right in thinking all those that blamed labour for the last financial crash are going to blame Cameron and Co for this one?
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| topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 26 Aug 15 9.28am |
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Quote nickgusset at 26 Aug 2015 8.57am
Am I right in thinking all those that blamed labour for the last financial crash are going to blame Cameron and Co for this one? Seems only fair to say that they should have foreseen it and done something about it.
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| PalacePhotoMan Wallington 26 Aug 15 9.38am |
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Osborne will blame Labour anyway.
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 26 Aug 15 9.45am |
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Keeping britain out of the Euro was a bloody good bit if business. In the last financial crash your pound dropped 40% of its value overnight. many of you didnt even notice. Your house price, rent, wages etc all dropped dramatically to take the brunt of the shock. That is how the UK did much better than the eurozone, the only price we paid is no longer wanting to go on holiday to the Med. i predict : continued low inflation and interest rates more London property boom cheaper football tickets the continued death of pubs and nightclubs People moving to smaller cars, homes, budgets, values of fine art and commodities rising. Unemployment out in the regions and brownfield towns continuing the continuing rise of Croydon as an alternative office space to central London
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