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JFCC
rather than £895 Billion. what would the total amount have been without leaving the EU?
Was the policy of the BOE to have £895 Billion of QE correct?
Has the BOE actions in curbing inflation been behind the curve?

JFCC
rather than £895 Billion. what would the total amount been without leaving the EU?
Was the policy of the BOE to have £895 Billion of QE correct?
Has the BOE actions in curbing inflation been behind the xurve?

JFCC
The BOE had announced that they expected inflation to be transitory.
Were they correct?
This is the reason that they have been behind the curve.
It is all very well the BOE making announcements for their decisions, but is another as to the accuracy of the statement.

https://www.ftadviser.com/investments/2021/08/05/boe-warns-on-inflation-but-still-expects-it-to-be-transitory/

JFCC
How many more times QE was a policy decision by the BOE. The anti Brexit BOE had to announce a reason for QE whether it was needed or not.
So JFCC what would have been the total amount of QE without the UK voting to leave the EU?
Why is the BOE now reversing its policy decision with the introduction of QT?.
Does that mean the level of QE that they gave reasons for was not entirely needed?

Many people get sick and tired of hearing 'because of the vote to leave' or 'because of Brexit'.
The Establishment as well as numpties on here have said it

rather than £895 Billion. what would the total amount been without leaving the EU?

You appear to not comprehend that just because of reports of reasons for BOE decisions, it doesn't mean that those decisions are correct or needed

JFCC
The BOE had announced that they expected inflation to be transitory.
Were they correct?
This is the reason that they have been behind the curve.
It is all very well the BOE making announcements for their decisions, but is another as to the accuracy of the statement.

https://www.ftadviser.com/investments/2021/08/05/boe-warns-on-inflation-but-still-expects-it-to-be-transitory/

JFCC
How many more times QE was a policy decision by the BOE. The anti Brexit BOE had to announce a reason for QE whether it was needed or not.
So JFCC what would have been the total amount of QE without the UK voting to leave the EU?
Why is the BOE now reversing its policy decision with the introduction of QT?.
Does that mean the level of QE that they gave reasons for was not entirely needed?

Many people get sick and tired of hearing 'because of the vote to leave' or 'because of Brexit'.
The Establishment as well as numpties on here have said it

rather than £895 Billion. what would the total amount been without leaving the EU?

You appear to not comprehend that just because of reports of reasons for BOE decisions, it doesn't mean that those decisions are correct or needed

JFCC
rather than £895 Billion. what would the total amount been without leaving the EU?

The BOE announce that they expected inflation to be transitory.
This is the reason that they have been behind the curve.
It is all very well the BOE making announcements for their decisions, but is another as to the accuracy of the statement.

https://www.ftadviser.com/investments/2021/08/05/boe-warns-on-inflation-but-still-expects-it-to-be-transitory/

JFCC
QE in 2016 was just a continuation of the trend started in 2009.
By Nov 2009 - £200 Billion
By Jul 2012 - £375 Billion
By Aug 2016 - £435 Billion
By Mar 2020 - £645 Billion
By Jun 2020 - £745 Billion
By Nov 2020 - £895 Billion

JFCC
rather than £895 Billion. what would the total amount been without leaving the EU?

JFCC
''you have re-posted a load of waffle which fails to address the simple facts of BOE and related official announcements and reports I have provided.''

How many more times QE was a policy decision by the BOE. The anti Brexit BOE had to announce a reason for QE whether it was needed or not.
So JFCC what would have been the total amount of QE without the UK voting to leave the EU?
Why is the BOE now reversing its policy decision with the introduction of QT?.
Does that mean the level of QE that they gave reasons for was not entirely needed?

Many people get sick and tired of hearing 'because of the vote to leave' or 'because of Brexit'.
The Establishment as well as numpties on here have said it

JFCC
'' "The ECB greatly increased QE in 2016 with its expanded asset purchase programme" ''

''Precisely : Here is a description from an item included in the parliamentary paper explaining why the BOE did that.''

So now you think that the ECB is the BOE

''You seem to forget the economy was a very worrying mess immediately after the vote''

2011 GDP growth 1.46%
2012 GDP growth 1.47%
2013 GDP growth 1.89%
2014 GDP growth 2.99% - recent peak
2015 GDP growth 2.62% - already on a downward slope
2016 GDP growth 2.26%
2017 GDP growth 2.13%

so the description of the economy immediately after the vote being a mess is not borne out by GDP figures.

''You can pretend UK QE expansion in August 2016 was not to do with Brexit''

The UK left the EU in 2020
There were not millions more on the dole after the vote.
There was not a deep recession after the vote.

QE in 2016 was just a continuation of the trend started in 2009.
By Nov 2009 - £200 Billion
By Jul 2012 - £375 Billion
By Aug 2016 - £435 Billion
By Mar 2020 - £645 Billion
By Jun 2020 - £745 Billion
By Nov 2020 - £895 Billion

Many people get sick and tired of hearing 'because of the vote to leave' or 'because of Brexit'.
So £895 Billion of QE since 2009 because of Brexit?

JFCC
How many more times has it to be said - QE was a policy decision by the BOE.
The total amount of QE from 2009 to 2020 would have been about the same whether in or out of the EU. If QE was necessary because of not being in the EU, QT wouldn't be taking place about 2 years after leaving.

A policy decision was also taken in 2020 to stop bank dividends.
A policy decision was made by Lloyds bank to put aside a fortune for Covid 19 provisions. With the benefit of hindsight, Lloyds would not have been in difficulties had it been allowed to pay a dividend. Covid 19 provisions started to be written back.

JFCC
'' "The ECB greatly increased QE in 2016 with its expanded asset purchase programme" ''

''Precisely : Here is a description from an item included in the parliamentary paper explaining why the BOE did that.''

So now you think that the ECB is the BOE

''You seem to forget the economy was a very worrying mess immediately after the vote''

2011 GDP growth 1.46%
2012 GDP growth 1.47%
2013 GDP growth 1.89%
2014 GDP growth 2.99% - recent peak
2015 GDP growth 2.62% - already on a downward slope
2016 GDP growth 2.26%
2017 GDP growth 2.13%

so the description of the economy immediately after the vote being a mess is not borne out by GDP figures.

''You can pretend UK QE expansion in August 2016 was not to do with Brexit''

The UK left the EU in 2020
There were not millions more on the dole after the vote.
There was not a deep recession after the vote.

QE in 2016 was just a continuation of the trend started in 2009.
By Nov 2009 - £200 Billion
By Jul 2012 - £375 Billion
By Aug 2016 - £435 Billion
By Mar 2020 - £645 Billion
By Jun 2020 - £745 Billion
By Nov 2020 - £895 Billion

Many people get sick and tired of hearing 'because of the vote to leave' or 'because of Brexit'.
So £895 Billion of QE since 2009 because of Brexit?

Reached 7877 on 22 May 2018.

nom
''peak in 2000''

I really don't know why people keep referring to an artificial dot com peek where the gullible got sucked in whilst I was investing in 2000 into the likes of BATS and CLS.
Better to look at the peek prior to the financial crash

nom
''peak in 2000''

I really don't know why people keep referring to an artificial dot com peek where the guillemot got sucked in whilst I was investing in 2000 into the likes of BATS and CLS.
Better to look at the peek prior to the financial crash

will it reach an all time high in 2023 into the 8,000's - a reasonable chance

JFCC
The process of Brexit kicked off when on 23 June 2016 the UK voted to leave.
The UK left the EU on 31 Jan 2020

is that not the case?

JFCC
The process of Brexit kicked off when on 23 June 2016 the UK voted to leave.
The EU left the EU on 31 Jan 2020

is that not the case?

JFCC
The process of Brexit kicked off when on 23 June 2016 the UK voted to leave.
The EU left the EU on 31 Jan 2020