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Livestock
debt - ceiling, high interest rates, inflation and sustainable jobs growth, US facing a hard balancing act on the economy.
Most economists still expect the US economy to enter recession in the second half of 2023.
Boris and Farage dream ticket, You're having a laugh !
If past experiences are anything to go by, I think the UK electorate will have these two truly weighed up by now.
Guitarsolo
Don't forget about the huge UK housing rental market ( now running into millions of people ), two -thirds of all tenants say they now worry about the impact of rising interest rates on their rent and have, or will curtail their spending to basic living essentials items only in order to survive the current cost living crisis which shows no sign of abating soon.
Taverham
Shortage of workers and high wage demands are now the main driver of inflation in the UK, builders are a classic example, they can quote what price they like and choose what job they want to undertake knowing the customer will find it hard to seek out alternative quote's from other builders.
" less opaque "
Until London market regulation becomes more streamlined and opaque, New York and even Amsterdam will remain the first choice for many IPOs offerings rather than London.
ForeverNever
BoE need to take a short breather and properly assess the true financial impact of sharply higher interest rates are having on business and households before rates continue upwards.
Savings Account v Stockmarket.
For most people they will sleep better at night knowing their hard earned cash is safe and secure in a savings account, rather than invested in the current climate of the UK stockmarket.
Interest rate decisions have come to fast and furious for financial markets and business to absorb.
Will the BoE now follow the FED and hit the pause button ?
Sunak Government and UK Economy stuck in limbo, certainly not beyond the realms of possibility Lloyds share price will revisit 39.5P or even lower at some point in the future.
NalaKapala1
Sorry i missed your original thread on the subject.
Yes every household in the country with a mortgage and loan will be pleading poverty, and will be looking for cheaper and longer mortgage repayment deals.
Could turn out to be a real headache and costly administrative exercise for banks.
Sunak orders banks to protect borrowers from surging mortgage rates !
Livestock
Also worth noting, the size of the UK gig economy and part -time workforce on zero hour contracts has more than doubled in the last three years, with the vast majority of these workers paying no tax and still claiming Government handouts in the form of universal credit and council tax benefits.
What a way to run an economy, welcome to Bargain Basement Britain !
Baby - Boomer generation now own more than three quarters of the UKs property wealth.
A flood of homes for sale will hit the property market over the next few years as the Baby - Boomer generation eventually pass away.
Livestock
FTSE 250 Bargains Galore, take your pick !
Lloyds price - to book ratio may look compelling , however investor sentiment and confidence in the banking sector will remain low until UK economic prospects outlook improves and foreign investment returns to the UK equity market investors will continue to shun banking shares.
Chips
December post, ball park of 58P per share fair value based on the banks 2023 forward looking earnings outlook, i reiterated that figure again in late January, i see no valid reason at present or in the long - term to upgrade the 58P per share price target.
TheFarEnd
Deployment of nuclear weapons.
Belarusian strongman Lukashenko has effectively tied his own fate to that of Putin, growing democratic forces and opposition parties inside Belarus are now likely to use this news and bring about the start of the overthrow of the deeply unpopular Lukashenko dictatorship regime and ultimately help end the war in Ukraine and Putin in Moscow.
My crystal ball gazing reveals, 2024 will be General Election year and the arrival of a Labour Government, and it will be soon time for investors to start sifting the Wheat from Chaff.
Hardup
Maybe for credit union or very small financial institution, certainly not in the event of a major high street bank going bust, compensation could run into the hundreds of billions pounds, firing up the BoE money printing presses overnight to compensate savers on that time scale would send UK Bond International money markets into a tailspin, its simply not going to happen.
FSCS £85000 bank protection limit guarantee, that's one hell of a taxpayer backed IOU.
In reality, totally unaffordable and unrealistic, savers will be be forced to jump through many hoops with no time span attached before they eventually receive any reimbursement on whole, or part of their lost savings in the event of a major high street bank going bust.