Schrodingers Immigrant

So who do you think gets to foot the bill for what the BofE pumped in to stop the pound falling even further? Which was £250bn...
(approx 28 years worth of net EU contributions btw)

Of course the big difference is - it went into our economy, rather than the EU's.
 
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Didn’t they devalue the Euro last week when the ECB reduced their base rate even more? Now paying -0.5%. Trying to prevent further damage to the Eurozone economy. Yes, that’s right, MINUS 0.5%. Bank of England is 0.75%. Now, if you had money to invest, which of those two would you put it with? Errrrrrrrrrr:rolleyes:

Japan? :whistle:

Motty looking at negative yield curves and now knows where to invest. Your boy Trump wants the FED to set negative rates to help him with his trade war. Funny old world isnt it.
 
not the foggiest idea

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We dont need pesky exporters, quite a fair few farmers voted to go out of business, lets deliver it to them.
 
quite a fair few farmers voted to go out of business

Especially around county Durham and Yorkshire.

95% lamb exports go to the EU .....with 0% tariff.

Post Brexit.....maybe no lamb exports to EU.....afterall the EU are currently working on a nice juicy trade deal with Australia and New Zealand, they wont need UK lamb anymore.
 
Especially around county Durham and Yorkshire.

95% lamb exports go to the EU .....with 0% tariff.

Post Brexit.....maybe no lamb exports to EU.....afterall the EU are currently working on a nice juicy trade deal with Australia and New Zealand, they wont need UK lamb anymore.

They were sold a lie, which is why lies do matter especially from people in positions of power and trust.

Would you go see a Dr who lies?
 
Especially around county Durham and Yorkshire.

95% lamb exports go to the EU .....with 0% tariff.

Post Brexit.....maybe no lamb exports to EU.....afterall the EU are currently working on a nice juicy trade deal with Australia and New Zealand, they wont need UK lamb anymore.
Crystal ball gazing
 
Of course the big difference is - it went into our economy, rather than the EU's.
No, it went to bolster the pound which was crashing due to the Brexit vote and to supposedly benefit the economy...

Neither of which worked, but we're left to pick up the tab!
(or did you not realise that?)

If we hadn't voted leave, then that money wouldn't have been needed to be pumped in :rolleyes:

Quitters hate the facts!
 
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