by Christopher Nye | Apr 29, 2019
On Friday, US GDP figures were released. US real GDP grew by 3.2%, stronger than the predicted figure of 2.3%. Whilst Trump’s political allies and Trump himself are celebrating this, many economists are stating that the report isn’t as impressive when you focus on the...
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by Christopher Nye | Apr 29, 2019
The euro remained steady this morning, seemingly unchanged by the Spanish general election, in which the greatest share of votes went to the centre-left PSOE party, who will now need to form a coalition. Monetary data for the Eurozone as well as Business Confidence...
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by Christopher Nye | Apr 29, 2019
The pound is holding firm this morning against most major currencies, despite the continued Brexit limbo. Brexit talks between the government and the Labour party are set to continue this week, however it is uncertain as to whether we’ll see any developments....
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by Christopher Nye | Apr 29, 2019
As the Brexit deadlock continues and European elections edge closer, we’ll be looking out for any developments to come out of the government’s talks with the Labour party. Tomorrow, Labour will decide on whether to commit to a second referendum in the European...
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by Christopher Nye | Apr 29, 2019
One way to deal with an “unsolvable” problem is to ignore it as long as possible. As other entirely new and different problems arise and are fixed, when you come to look at your original problem a few months down the line it can look considerably easier to sort out....
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