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IEA need to edit it after they converse with the nearest facebook astrological society.So OBR will have their assessment report on the mini budget done and presented to the Govt next week but the Treasury will not release it to the public until the 23rd November.
Wonder why? If it was going to put the markets mind at ease surely they would publish on the 7th October?
Treasury to delay publishing OBR forecast by six weeks after 7 October delivery – as it happened
Budget watchdog to give assessment of fiscal plans next week but public will have to wait until chancellor’s November statement
Gives them time to get it ready for public release.So OBR will have their assessment report on the mini budget done and presented to the Govt next week but the Treasury will not release it to the public until the 23rd November.
Wonder why? If it was going to put the markets mind at ease surely they would publish on the 7th October?
Treasury to delay publishing OBR forecast by six weeks after 7 October delivery – as it happened
Budget watchdog to give assessment of fiscal plans next week but public will have to wait until chancellor’s November statement
The NHS is already doing this; Integrated Care Systems/Boards, the merging of Trusts and previously Clinical Commissioning Groups have resulted in a reduction of back office staff - a lot of the time this mean not filling positions as people left rather than voluntary or mandatory redundancies.
So how much money have you made out of "Conservative Incompetence" this week, all their mates are apparently raking it in, must be like taking candy from a baby, they're idiots and so the collective brains of Speaker's Corner must have used their idiocy (or even alleged corruption) to their financial advantage??? Or have they wasted the week moaning about things on here, and the opportunities have slipped through keyboard weary fingers?
I'm confused by this.
Are you trying to say that you think that people who regularly post in "Speakers Corner" should have known in advance that the mini-budget would contain massively inflationary policies and a huge amount of borrowing? And as such, should have shorted the pound?
What an odd view...
Anyway, I benefit hugely from these tax cuts, I'm exactly the kind of person that this budget was intended to enrich; but the policies are breathtakingly stupid and damaging to the economy.
That's what people are complaining about.
If you think that people wouldn't be complaining about the economic damage if they'd had the foresight to short the pound, then that says more about you than them I think.
But I think you are saying betting on shorting the pound is somehow unpatriotic for an Englishman? Making the bet somehow influences the country's economic future?
- NHS managers make up circa 2 per cent of the workforce compared to 9.5 cent of the UK workforce.
- In recent years the number of managers has been cut, at a time when the NHS is facing its biggest challenge.
- The NHS as a whole is under, not over, managed. However, persistent and misleading media headlines continue to claim that the NHS is overmanaged.
Is the NHS overmanaged?
An in-depth look at one of the most persistent questions on NHS management.www.nhsconfed.org
The size of the capital expenditure budget for Estates/Facilities/IT is also substantially below where it needs to be. Essential maintenance is not taking place due to lack of funding. https://www.theguardian.com/society...er-of-collapsing-will-not-be-fixed-until-2035
Bets on shorting the pound are something those that feel they have a grasp of how the economy is going make. They can win, or they can lose. You don't need insider knowledge, how many that bet on such things do you believe have insider information? The majority use their knowledge of economics and risk to bet, something which there seems to no lack of claims to in SC
These people said Brexit wouldn't happen. They were wrong. They said Trump wouldn't become President of the United States of America, they were wrong. They said the EU countries wouldn't start to vote the Right in, they were wrong.
Their luck's gotta change, perhaps now is the time for a flutter on the pound to see if that moment has arrived?
I certainly did see it coming, check my previous posts where I told people on these very forums to be careful what they wish for in wanting to get rid of Boris Johnson, but their seething hatred presumably blinded them to the probability of a more Right leaning PM taking his place. Boris was a Liberal, but obviously not Liberal enough. We are where we are, (and thanks for helping put us there, Boris haters!)
Someone on £30k buying a £600k house
There is a reason why Kwasi stopped the OBR releasing their numbers, the reason is that they are complete ********.
Is it ok for a Welshman?
