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Shows they will intervene and monitoring events "very closely" also

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/bank-england-launches-bond-buying-7637734

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/bank-england-launches-bond-buying-7637734

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/bank-england-launches-bond-buying-7637734

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/bank-england-launches-bond-buying-7637734

and monitoring events "very closely"

Sets their stall out for intervention and more of it.

dyor

and monitoring events "very closely"

Setting out its stall for intervention very clearly.

dyor

Most of these currency moves are speculator related. The B of E will have a sterling exchange rate in mind upon which they will step in and act.

It's starting to look a bit perilous for the latecomers.

Ask yourself across the sectors which share prices will benefit if they do step in and adopt your own strategy.

It's monitoring things "very closely"

Maybe better to answer the question you were posed.

Just remind me who picked up the landing slots for Flybe and Thomas Cook who both collapsed during the pandemic or Monarch in 2017?

Perhaps you would rather The Government did nothing and people facing £6500 electricity bills, rising prices in the shops and rising mortgage interest rates also. Banks would soon be facing repossessions and defaults on all manner of loans. Tax cuts are there to counterbalance any cost of living pressures and to stimulate growth.

B of E sat far too long on their hands with inflationary pressures evident if wish to blame anyone.

Both sets of measures though, by the Government and the B of E, ultimately will be better for banks than any do nothing approach.

I'm rarely ever wrong Tj. Leeds / Bradford, East Midlands and Teeside International are all easy commutes, probably closer for some, and with bigger population catchment areas surrounding them.

Just remind me who picked up the landing slots for Flybe and Thomas Cook who both collapsed during the pandemic or Monarch in 2017.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/mar/05/flybe-collapses-two-months-after-government-announces-rescue

Interesting scenario developing whereby interest rates and bank margins are rising with more to come. Then on the other hand Liz Truss and Chancellor Kwarteng dishing out tax cuts to help people remain liquid to pay for things including debts and bills. Both ultimately positive from a bank perspective and the cap on bankers bonuses also lifted.

https://www.express.co.uk/finance/city/1675041/Interest-rates-latest-Bank-of-England-warning-Kwasi-Kwarteng-mini-budget-Huw-Pill

I keep watching and hoping for it to bottom out.

Does anyone have any wisdom on where it might be?

Or indeed Teeside International Airport.

Plenty of alternative options

Not if they switch them to Nottingham East Midlands or Leeds Bradford either of which is more centrally based in the middle of the country and not out on a limb as Doncaster Sheffield is. In fact they may gain more passengers.

Its as simple as when you book holiday all you do is tweak the departure airport choice. If booked you simply offer the alternative.

Some might recognise them as Upper Crust etc and behind food and drink at airports and travel hubs. Confirms the trend of a rebound in air travel

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SSPG/

These guys benefit from increased air travel through the likes of Upper Crust and the need for sustenance and food and drink at airports etc. Confirms the rebound in air travel

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SSPG/

Take your pick on Nutrition, Beauty or THG Ingenuity. Each individually is worth more than the present market cap.

The joy about predatory activity is that you don't know about until it happens and then its too late.

Plenty were interested previously at 170p.

US predators have virtually 40% more spending power due to the weak pound.

That's before you even take into account the over egged falls on the THG share price.

It's only a matter of time and patience.