RE: Bloomberg joins the party4 Jun 2023 10:10
Yes I have seen the data, you obviously haven’t? Core inflation up in both the US and U.K. last two readings, credit cycle tightening because banks have blown out balance sheets, rates will go to 5.5 in U.K. and either held and raised or held in us, for a long time. No credit tightening like this has ever failed not to be followed by a hard recession, it was always going to be second half of this year due to lag effect of rates. Bothering to make any comparison between German powerhouse economy and the U.K. is not even worth addressing, even that slimeball Farage has now come out and said brexit an utter failure which is probably the undear statement of the century, allowing the dipsxxt half of the U.K. to tank the rest of us, one of the prime causes of UK’s parabolic inflation is weak sterling. I guarantee you that by the fourth quarter all company earnings will be marked down by 20pc plus, emphasis on plus, markets will be down 20/30 pc, unemployment up by 2 of and uk rates will be 5.5pc which with a credit junkie population like the uk will be terminal, you just buy T bills and hold cash and wait for the opportunities.