The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
from experience they are all as bad as each other, sorry ! stopped using them years ago and no longer trade CFD's or spreadbet. Sick and tired of changing risk tolerance, financing cost and margin requirements and for execution.
There was never any need for a cut. our economic indicators are relatively comfortable and inflation not much of an issue at present. Given the uncertainties ahead it was the "prudent" policy to ratio some dry powder and not to travel down the same cut de sac as the ECB. This is good for Sterling and the banks
Probably because cases were 'nt spotted at the Chinese airports or those infected were inside the incubation period and not yet showing signs. Clearly number of cases will continue to rise but mortality rate still seem to be holding at 4 percent possibly suggesting that the immune compromised and or elderly are most at risk? The Chinese authorities are suggesting that it is not necessary to lay on evacuation for expats. If we don't want this virus over here then this is an entirely sensible suggestion imo. But no doubt our EU friends ie the French will no doubt panic and do exactly that, so happy days.
Carney's parting kick in the nuts for the UK economy won't be needed. Job data strong and economic prospects according to Lagarde's latest offering not bad either. Sterling recovering this morning as the sorting rats run for cover. Better for there BOE to keep its powder dry and see how we get on after 31st.
looks like we are set for another trip to the trough of plenty by the MM's