2022 mini-budget discussion

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mid_gen said:
Is doubling the cost of borrowing in the space of a few weeks all part of the plan too?
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So what? No central bank and government is acting responsibly, no one has been acting responsibly in 20 years. UK Gov spending as percentage of GDP is far lower than our peers.

The quicker people wake up to the fact that politicians around the globe have taken control of money, the better. All the shirts in the washing machine are dirty
 
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Getting closer to parity now.
 
Trusty said:
So what? No central bank and government is acting responsibly, no one has been acting responsibly in 20 years. UK Gov spending as percentage of GDP is far lower than our peers.

The quicker people wake up to the fact that politicians around the globe have taken control of money, the better. All the shirts in the washing machine are dirty
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Are you shorting the pound?
 
hurfdurf said:
When a serious elect party eventually picks up the pieces, those that have done this will be hunted across the globe.
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No they won't, when a party eventually picks up the pieces they'll get the blame for how much they're costing the country. People have a hard time linking events from decades ago to the current day so they just blame whoever's in front of them at the time.
 
As a devaluation (if that’s what he wanted) it’s a mighty success. At least all UK domestic services are now 10% cheaper for everyone else to use. Manufactured stuff, not but services yes. Obviously at the expense of those providing those services. I guess we are getting close to being on the “near shoring” list for foreign corporates.
 
CapitalOne said:
As a devaluation (if that’s what he wanted) it’s a mighty success. At least all UK domestic services are now 10% cheaper for everyone else to use. Manufactured stuff, not but services yes. Obviously at the expense of those providing those services. I guess we are getting close to being on the “near shoring” list for foreign corporates.
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Shame we're heading into a global recession then so demand for our exports (goods and services) is going to be weak anyway.

So all its really going to do is import more inflation.
 
Exceptionally quiet, funny that.

The economy, environment, international reputation, work force and their rights, education system etc all trashed or close to been. It must be time again to ask my friends who swore Corbyn would have been far worse, if they still believe it.
 
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Freakbro said:
Shame we're heading into a global recession then so demand for our exports (goods and services) is going to be weak anyway.

So all its really going to do is import more inflation.
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Yeah I am just trying to get into their heads to work out wtf they are doing :D I mean without trying to understand it they just look like clueless loonies which I know is true to form for this lot. Surely there is a plan?:cry:

Eyes out for a BoE announcement - pure speculation on my part.
 
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The MP for where I grew up (Claire Coutinho) appears to be filtering uncomfortable comments on her post championing these tax cuts. Nice.
 
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