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The Conservative Party
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Chippy_boy
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Someone exceptionally well qualified to assess this I'd guess.
We've no idea what his politics are. It was stated he was from UBS in the original link, so that's hardly a new endorsement.
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The media from conference will be highly controlled. They've already banned "unfavorable" media companies from it and charging the rest for the privilege.It was quoted as a former minister, I think, but that hardly narrows the field. If things don’t settle this week, Conference week should be hilarious.
Alan Harper's Tash
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bluejon
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where have you heard that? fucking insane if trueLetters going in already according to an ex minister pmsl.
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The independent reporting it as "Truss is Fucked."where have you heard that? fucking insane if true
where have you heard that? fucking insane if true
Skynews website
bluejon
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bloody hell. that's incredibleThe independent reporting it as "Truss is Fucked."
We've no idea what his politics are. It was stated he was from UBS in the original link, so that's hardly a new endorsement.
He's a banker ffs. He's hardly a bleeding heart socialist. He advises the rich for a career. He's calling it exactly as he sees it as that's his job.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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The pound plunged nearly 5% at one point to break beneath 1985 lows and hit $1.0327. Moves were exacerbated by thinner liquidity in the Asia session, but even after stumbling back to $1.05, the currency is still down some 7% in just two sessions. Options pricing implies a wild ride ahead.
"The market is now treating the UK as if it's an emerging market," said Rabobank strategist Michael Every in Singapore.
"And they're not wrong in terms of the policy response and the naivety of thinking that boosting demand rather than supply is how you deal with a supply side shock," he said.
In other news, @Chippy_boy said “just give it a chance and everything will be fine” and the markets are now becalmed……..
"The market is now treating the UK as if it's an emerging market," said Rabobank strategist Michael Every in Singapore.
"And they're not wrong in terms of the policy response and the naivety of thinking that boosting demand rather than supply is how you deal with a supply side shock," he said.
In other news, @Chippy_boy said “just give it a chance and everything will be fine” and the markets are now becalmed……..