Victory Brexit: consequences for Europe?

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by Ahmed » 06/07/16, 20:14

The phases of aggregation into larger blocks, as well as of fragmentation into more restricted entities, effectively reflect attempts to overcome the contradictions of capitalist postmodernity. We must recognize in this waltz hesitation the impossibility of pushing back these limits and also the fact that these limits remain unconscious for the greatest number, including and especially for the "ruling" class (which directs less than it is). driven by economic determinisms.
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by izentrop » 07/07/16, 10:04

Foreign investors withdraw their balls, will the real estate bubble burst? http://www.lesechos.fr/finance-marches/ ... 012720.php
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by Christophe » 07/07/16, 10:50

Hopefully ... given the prices in London ... too bad for the owners ... so much the better for the young!

Except that, the bankers still have a sleight of hand going through their hats to avoid the colapse: the freezing of quotations ...

For the sole day of Wednesday, July 6, three financial firms have suspended their real estate funds in the United Kingdom: Henderson Global Investors, Columbia Threadneedle and Canada Life.

In all, since the beginning of the week, six financial groups managing a total of nearly 15 billion pounds of assets in commercial real estate have taken this measure since the beginning of the week. All explain having taken this decision to "safeguard the interests of investors". Such a phenomenon had not been observed since the 2008 crisis.


http://www.rfi.fr/economie/20160706-bre ... oyaume-uni

Ultimately, with such "market laws", the rich never lose ...
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by Obamot » 08/07/16, 09:26

To put in perspective with real estate mortgage rates:

the pound sterling at its lowest historic rate ever! >>>
proof that in politics for conservative circles, their interests come before the general interest!

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Unless they underestimated the effects of brexit?
Unless this crisis is only temporary, and above all planned !?
Because those who speculated downward in the City will generate big profits!

Passenger (?) Because five years ago, the pound had dropped very low too ...
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by Obamot » 09/07/16, 00:40

Philippe Schutt wrote:
Obamot wrote:Basically, if you think about it and say that the Conservatives (led by David Cameron) are not idiots, you say that: [...] 2) If the United Kingdom comes out, that creates an inextricable - but wanted - legal situation in Europe (which does not want to part with a member even like the United Kingdom who has always been sitting on a folding seat ...) and that the exit ticket will necessarily be associated with amenities Eurocompatibility and compromise, so that the United Kingdom is outside the EU without having completely left it.
Typical British hypocrisy

I also think that the least of things was to consider the 2 scenarios, and I am quite sure that Cameron did it. Junkers can only be late.

QED : Arrowd:

The World with AFP | 08.07.2016 wrote:"Britain will not play a lesser role in the world", says Cameron

Obama warns of negotiations " conflicting »

Source: http://www.lemonde.fr/referendum-sur-le ... huj4UF7.99
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by moinsdewatt » 12/07/16, 21:25

And Cameron, which bank will he retrain for?
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by Obamot » 12/07/16, 21:50

As expected and unfortunately perfectly in line with the line I was giving above >>> Theresa May dixit on brexit

The blow of the British Conservatives expressed by the voice of Theresa May new Prime Minister and who said and wrote:- "Brexit is Brexit, and we are going to make it a success";
- "there will be no attempt to stay in the EU!"


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by Obamot » 13/07/16, 22:16

Super Hitchcockian staging:

Former London Mayor Boris Johnson appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs

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Source: France24

Mwouaaahahaha, all fooled (well, here not us ... narrowly ...)
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by sen-no-sen » 11/12/18, 20:53

Brexit: UK wages on the rise

Wages continue to rise in the UK for the third consecutive month. They reach their highest level in almost 10 years, according to the British National Statistical Office.

Average weekly wages without bonuses have risen 3,3% in the past 3 months, with a peak in November. Income is growing faster than prices, with inflation at 2,2% in October. Once counted, the increase goes from 3,3 to 1%. The number of working people also increased by 79 to reach 000 million people in employment, a record.

But this sudden increase has only a limited effect on the British stock market. Traders remain concerned about the consequences of Brexit. "I think the easiest scenario for the markets right now is for this deal to be made because it would completely remove the doubts surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union," said Michael Hewson, financial analyst in the City of London. It is likely that it will go smoothly by March 2019. The two sides could then talk about their future relationship. "
The British stock market sought to achieve a general recovery on Tuesday as the pound stabilized after 20 months of decline.



https://fr.euronews.com/2018/12/11/brexit-les-salaires-en-hausse-au-royaume-uni
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