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chris123 hove actually 20 Dec 17 8.16am
Originally posted by europalace Nope, all the Eurozone countries are showing growth: "For the first time in a long time, every EU economy is growing at the same time" [Link] That's a pretty amazing feat considering the number of countries involved. Even Romania is showing huge growth, 5.7% compared to the UK's 1.4%: "Romania confirmed as EU’s fastest growing economy" [Link] A very big contrast to this: "UK is the worst-performing advanced economy in the world, official figures confirm" [Link] My point, which I'll repeat so it doesn't get lost in a torrent of links, is that EU numbers without Germany are nothing to write home about and that Germany benefits hugely from a weak euro.

chris123

hove actually 20 Dec 17 8.16am

Originally posted by europalace

Nope, all the Eurozone countries are showing growth:

"For the first time in a long time, every EU economy is growing at the same time"

[Link]

That's a pretty amazing feat considering the number of countries involved. Even Romania is showing huge growth, 5.7% compared to the UK's 1.4%:

"Romania confirmed as EU’s fastest growing economy"

[Link]

A very big contrast to this:

"UK is the worst-performing advanced economy in the world, official figures confirm"

[Link]

My point, which I'll repeat so it doesn't get lost in a torrent of links, is that EU numbers without Germany are nothing to write home about and that Germany benefits hugely from a weak euro.

chris123 hove actually 20 Dec 17 8.31am
Originally posted by europalace More capitulation from the UK: "Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks" [Link] A desperate move for a desperate situation. This is a Bank of England decision and a number of banks already operate as branches rather than subsidiaries. Edited by chris123 (20 Dec 2017 8.33am)

chris123

hove actually 20 Dec 17 8.31am

Originally posted by europalace

More capitulation from the UK:

"Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks"

[Link]

A desperate move for a desperate situation.

This is a Bank of England decision and a number of banks already operate as branches rather than subsidiaries.

Edited by chris123 (20 Dec 2017 8.33am)

.TUX. 20 Dec 17 8.33am
Originally posted by europalace More capitulation from the UK: "Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks" [Link] A desperate move for a desperate situation. The financial system that continually robs us all looking after the financial system that continually robs us all shocker. Why it's given you a hard-on i'll never know but each to his own. Buy Litecoin.

.TUX.

20 Dec 17 8.33am

Originally posted by europalace

More capitulation from the UK:

"Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks"

[Link]

A desperate move for a desperate situation.

The financial system that continually robs us all looking after the financial system that continually robs us all shocker.

Why it's given you a hard-on i'll never know but each to his own.

Buy Litecoin.

europalace Europe 20 Dec 17 8.46am
Originally posted by chris123 My point, which I'll repeat so it doesn't get lost in a torrent of links, is that EU numbers without Germany are nothing to write home about and that Germany benefits hugely from a weak euro. The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 8.46am)

europalace

Europe 20 Dec 17 8.46am

Originally posted by chris123

My point, which I'll repeat so it doesn't get lost in a torrent of links, is that EU numbers without Germany are nothing to write home about and that Germany benefits hugely from a weak euro.

The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK.

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 8.46am)

chris123 hove actually 20 Dec 17 9.04am
Originally posted by europalace The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 8.46am) It's one of the main reasons Germany operates a trade surplus.

chris123

hove actually 20 Dec 17 9.04am

Originally posted by europalace

The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK.

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 8.46am)

It's one of the main reasons Germany operates a trade surplus.

europalace Europe 20 Dec 17 9.48am
Originally posted by europalace The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK. Originally posted by chris123 It's one of the main reasons Germany operates a trade surplus. Originally posted by chris123 Germany benefits hugely from a weak euro. So, Germany benefits from a weak Euro and a strong Euro, which is it? Germany has a trade surplus because it has oe of the most efficient manufacturing industries in the world, one which economies such as teh US find it hard to compete with, hence Trump's insular views with penalising foreign imported products. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 9.51am)

europalace

Europe 20 Dec 17 9.48am

Originally posted by europalace

The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK.

Originally posted by chris123

It's one of the main reasons Germany operates a trade surplus.

Originally posted by chris123

Germany benefits hugely from a weak euro.

So, Germany benefits from a weak Euro and a strong Euro, which is it?
Germany has a trade surplus because it has oe of the most efficient manufacturing industries in the world, one which economies such as teh US find it hard to compete with, hence Trump's insular views with penalising foreign imported products.

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 9.51am)

chris123 hove actually 20 Dec 17 9.54am
Originally posted by europalace So, Germany benefits from a weak Euro and a strong Euro, which is it? Germany has a trade surplus because it has oe of the most efficient manufacturing industries in the world, one which economies such as teh US find it hard to compete with, hence Trump's insular views with penalising foreign imported products. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 9.51am) Slow down - you're quoting yourself now. I'm happy to debate, but I'm not clicking on endless links.

chris123

hove actually 20 Dec 17 9.54am

Originally posted by europalace

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 9.51am)

Slow down - you're quoting yourself now. I'm happy to debate, but I'm not clicking on endless links.

europalace Europe 20 Dec 17 10.20am
Originally posted by chris123 Slow down - you're quoting yourself now. I'm happy to debate, but I'm not clicking on endless links. no, I'm quoting you. You stated that Germany benefits from a weak Euro and then stated that Germany's surplus is due to a strong Euro. Make your mind up.

europalace

Europe 20 Dec 17 10.20am

Originally posted by chris123

Slow down - you're quoting yourself now. I'm happy to debate, but I'm not clicking on endless links.

no, I'm quoting you. You stated that Germany benefits from a weak Euro and then stated that Germany's surplus is due to a strong Euro. Make your mind up.

chris123 hove actually 20 Dec 17 10.26am
Originally posted by europalace no, I'm quoting you. You stated that Germany benefits from a weak Euro and then stated that Germany's surplus is due to a strong Euro. Make your mind up. The surplus is from a weak euro!

chris123

hove actually 20 Dec 17 10.26am

Originally posted by europalace

no, I'm quoting you. You stated that Germany benefits from a weak Euro and then stated that Germany's surplus is due to a strong Euro. Make your mind up.

The surplus is from a weak euro!

europalace Europe 20 Dec 17 11.49am
Originally posted by chris123 The surplus is from a weak euro! No it isn't. Here's some information for you to dispell the incorrect assumption (that many have) that the Euro has anything to do with Germany's trade surplus: [Link]

europalace

Europe 20 Dec 17 11.49am

Originally posted by chris123

The surplus is from a weak euro!

No it isn't. Here's some information for you to dispell the incorrect assumption (that many have) that the Euro has anything to do with Germany's trade surplus:

[Link]

chris123 hove actually 20 Dec 17 11.59am
Originally posted by europalace No it isn't. Here's some information for you to dispell the incorrect assumption (that many have) that the Euro has anything to do with Germany's trade surplus: [Link] Well I disagree and so did Angela Merkel in May this year.

chris123

hove actually 20 Dec 17 11.59am

Originally posted by europalace

No it isn't. Here's some information for you to dispell the incorrect assumption (that many have) that the Euro has anything to do with Germany's trade surplus:

[Link]

Well I disagree and so did Angela Merkel in May this year.

chris123 hove actually 20 Dec 17 3.09pm
Originally posted by europalace More capitulation from the UK: "Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks" [Link] A desperate move for a desperate situation. Have a link back. [Link]

chris123

hove actually 20 Dec 17 3.09pm

Originally posted by europalace

More capitulation from the UK:

"Brexit: UK plans to soften impact on European banks"

[Link]

A desperate move for a desperate situation.

Have a link back.

[Link]

elgrande bedford 20 Dec 17 4.48pm
Originally posted by europalace The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 8.46am) Bollocks,you keep coming out with this crap.prove it..where's the data to prove this.. remember you said most. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

elgrande

bedford 20 Dec 17 4.48pm

Originally posted by europalace

The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK.

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 8.46am)

Bollocks,you keep coming out with this crap.prove it..where's the data to prove this.. remember you said most.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

europalace Europe 20 Dec 17 6.06pm
Originally posted by elgrande Bollocks,you keep coming out with this crap.prove it..where's the data to prove this.. remember you said most. Wow, profanities as usual, doesn't do you much good in the IQ stakes does it? here you go for 2016, the last completed financial year: [Link] UK is a champagne popping 18th place and below the EU average I'll explain it very slowly for you. There are 28 EU member states and the UK is ranked `18th. That means there are more countries with higher growth than the UK compared to those with lower growth. Those of us that studied basic O Level mathematics can deduce that most countries in the EU are therefore growing faster than the UK. Now, take your time with this explanation and by all means ask your more intelligent friends for help if you like. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 6.10pm)

europalace

Europe 20 Dec 17 6.06pm

Originally posted by elgrande

Bollocks,you keep coming out with this crap.prove it..where's the data to prove this.. remember you said most.

Wow, profanities as usual, doesn't do you much good in the IQ stakes does it?

here you go for 2016, the last completed financial year:

[Link]

UK is a champagne popping 18th place and below the EU average

I'll explain it very slowly for you. There are 28 EU member states and the UK is ranked `18th. That means there are more countries with higher growth than the UK compared to those with lower growth. Those of us that studied basic O Level mathematics can deduce that most countries in the EU are therefore growing faster than the UK.

Now, take your time with this explanation and by all means ask your more intelligent friends for help if you like.

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 6.10pm)

elgrande bedford 20 Dec 17 7.13pm
Originally posted by europalace Wow, profanities as usual, doesn't do you much good in the IQ stakes does it? here you go for 2016, the last completed financial year: [Link] UK is a champagne popping 18th place and below the EU average I'll explain it very slowly for you. There are 28 EU member states and the UK is ranked `18th. That means there are more countries with higher growth than the UK compared to those with lower growth. Those of us that studied basic O Level mathematics can deduce that most countries in the EU are therefore growing faster than the UK. Now, take your time with this explanation and by all means ask your more intelligent friends for help if you like. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 6.10pm) N I can see why you move around a lot. So according to that list we are above Germany and Austria ( your present escape land). Do you move around a lot because you don't have any friends?. And the last place you infested ( Malta is top). Really how can that be serious,they are just a corrupt nation who murder anyone who tries to investigate them. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

elgrande

bedford 20 Dec 17 7.13pm

Originally posted by europalace

Wow, profanities as usual, doesn't do you much good in the IQ stakes does it?

here you go for 2016, the last completed financial year:

[Link]

UK is a champagne popping 18th place and below the EU average

Now, take your time with this explanation and by all means ask your more intelligent friends for help if you like.

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 6.10pm)

I can see why you move around a lot.
So according to that list we are above Germany and Austria ( your present escape land).
Do you move around a lot because you don't have any friends?.
And the last place you infested ( Malta is top).
Really how can that be serious,they are just a corrupt nation who murder anyone who tries to investigate them.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

elgrande bedford 20 Dec 17 7.16pm
Originally posted by europalace Wow, profanities as usual, doesn't do you much good in the IQ stakes does it? here you go for 2016, the last completed financial year: [Link] UK is a champagne popping 18th place and below the EU average I'll explain it very slowly for you. There are 28 EU member states and the UK is ranked `18th. That means there are more countries with higher growth than the UK compared to those with lower growth. Those of us that studied basic O Level mathematics can deduce that most countries in the EU are therefore growing faster than the UK. Now, take your time with this explanation and by all means ask your more intelligent friends for help if you like. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 6.10pm) And Spain above the UK...ha ha ha.and your source is Wikipedia always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

elgrande

bedford 20 Dec 17 7.16pm

Originally posted by europalace

Wow, profanities as usual, doesn't do you much good in the IQ stakes does it?

here you go for 2016, the last completed financial year:

[Link]

UK is a champagne popping 18th place and below the EU average

Now, take your time with this explanation and by all means ask your more intelligent friends for help if you like.

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 6.10pm)

And Spain above the UK...ha ha ha.and your source is Wikipedia

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

matt_himself Matataland 20 Dec 17 7.46pm
Originally posted by europalace Wow, profanities as usual, doesn't do you much good in the IQ stakes does it? here you go for 2016, the last completed financial year: [Link] UK is a champagne popping 18th place and below the EU average I'll explain it very slowly for you. There are 28 EU member states and the UK is ranked `18th. That means there are more countries with higher growth than the UK compared to those with lower growth. Those of us that studied basic O Level mathematics can deduce that most countries in the EU are therefore growing faster than the UK. Now, take your time with this explanation and by all means ask your more intelligent friends for help if you like. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 6.10pm) Those are estimates for 2016 on Wikipedia. Is this the same source the EU used to formulate the entry requirements of the Euro? "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

matt_himself

Matataland 20 Dec 17 7.46pm

Originally posted by europalace

Wow, profanities as usual, doesn't do you much good in the IQ stakes does it?

here you go for 2016, the last completed financial year:

[Link]

UK is a champagne popping 18th place and below the EU average

Now, take your time with this explanation and by all means ask your more intelligent friends for help if you like.

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 6.10pm)

Those are estimates for 2016 on Wikipedia.

Is this the same source the EU used to formulate the entry requirements of the Euro?

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 20 Dec 17 7.59pm
Just answer a question for once Theresa [Link] Edited by nickgusset (20 Dec 2017 8.00pm)

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 20 Dec 17 7.59pm

Just answer a question for once Theresa
[Link]

Edited by nickgusset (20 Dec 2017 8.00pm)

.TUX. 20 Dec 17 8.28pm
Originally posted by europalace The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK. Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 8.46am) Here we go again -.-' Draghi has been artificially inflating 'the bloc' with free-money ie DEBT (printed from thin-air) for years now. This DEBT will ultimately have to be paid back by 'the people', WHICH INCLUDES YOU. This is akin to someone continually spanking the cards (borrowing from tomorrow to pay for today) to support a lifestyle way above their means. Only a fool would condone this. Buy Litecoin.

.TUX.

20 Dec 17 8.28pm

Originally posted by europalace

The Euro has been strong for the last 2 years, still all Eurozone countries are growing, most well ahead of the UK.

Edited by europalace (20 Dec 2017 8.46am)

Here we go again -.-'

Draghi has been artificially inflating 'the bloc' with free-money ie DEBT (printed from thin-air) for years now.
This DEBT will ultimately have to be paid back by 'the people', WHICH INCLUDES YOU.
This is akin to someone continually spanking the cards (borrowing from tomorrow to pay for today) to support a lifestyle way above their means.

Only a fool would condone this.

Buy Litecoin.

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 20 Dec 17 8.34pm
[Link] Seems like the EU don't like fascism.

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 20 Dec 17 8.34pm

[Link]

Seems like the EU don't like fascism.

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