miltiades wrote:Hold on mate. Sterling begun to recover a little the moment that all media reported
The likely scenario of Boris being removed.
The markets do not react on simply Retail sales figures, they DO NOT like Brexit.
It is an undisputed irrevocable fact. Go back to June 24th 2016 to confirm what Im saying. Brexit is BAD for the UK economy, do not Kid your self.The leavers , most of them, dont give a toss about economics, they will only react when the feel the pinch. All that they care about is .....regaining their ....sovereignty, which was lost years ago as a sacrifice to political correctness shit. Our economy will be dealt a ferocious blow if and when Brexshit hits the fan, or shout I say the ...funs !!!
Well, have it your way Milti. There are other references backing the retail thing up but you can only take a horse to water. Just another episode highlighting the volatility of sterling presently.
Given the ridiculous forecasts by all the main players on the remain team before the referendum, the UK economy’s actually been doing quite well since. Now of course, they’re at it again and those who want to believe it always will.
I’m one of those plonkers who think, the future of the UK shouldn’t be decided by the Forex markets and currency speculators.
My belief is that now it’s not so much Brexit that’s a factor, as the failure to deliver it.
People are never going to put up with going back to a pre-referendum situation. Whatever games they get up to, sooner or later, there’s a reckoning coming for a lot of people in this parliament. Mark my words.