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Germany ‘recession risk’ as manufacturing hits seven-year low.
The poor PMI data comes ahead of the European Central Bank’s latest monetary policy announcement tomorrow.
Oh that's not all, DB this morning posted its biggest quarterly loss since the depths of the financial crisis,
second-quarter net loss of €3.1bn.
Now we know a lot of that was redundancy payments, too little too late comes to mind.
Don't expect the UK will escape recession if Euro land dives, and all will be blamed on brexit, but it's a good time to leave anyway.

A "sizable position" is always relative to your own circumstances.
To some peeps, 1000 shares would be a "sizable position"
GL with your punt 65jh.
Just saying.

Quite vocal this morning calisto, you still on holiday?

If this is the last furlong, time to get the whip out. The closer BEM gets to the ever moving finishing line, the more the SP declines.

Oils up!
The Iranians have just highjacked a British tanker, and possibly a UK registered one also.
This ain't gonna end well, Trump's gotta sort this, that's what you get for doing the US a favour.
Has the FTSE peaked already this year.
Your right Wids cash is king.

Gold highest for 6 year's, more negative bond yields.
ECB to restart government bond purchases before November.
Plus further reductions on the ECB's
rate on bank overnight deposits, currently-0.4%. Seems European banks don't want to lend too much.
Yeah, its all rosey in Euroland.

Lloy share chat 38, number of posts displayed 28.
So far today, 10 removed.
You're right Suf, this is hard work.
Just saying.

This Lloyds BB is not fit for purpose atm.
6 posts this morning but none showing, or is it me?

Crowcast do you always have to have the last word even if it's yet another mumble.

Ya see, there yer go again, don't recall writing that I don't like the current interest rates, more bluster.
Read the comments and answer accordingly, instead of asking questions.
The whole point of my original post is that the Eurozone is ill equipped to deal with the impending downturn. That's why I asked/wondered what Lagarde's course of action will be.
Very difficult I'd say with a one size fits all rate, you know it ain't gonna work, but you seem blind to the obvious.

The irony is that with the Eurozone on the brink of recession the present BOE governor Carney could if moved to the IMF call on the UK to bail em out again.
You'll never admit to the frailties of the Eurozone set-up so this debate is pointless.
As nobody has been abusive I can see you are finding it difficult to filter anybody, so from myself I'll end this now............. unless you post something else outrageous.
Have a good evening.

Crowcast l wrote about what Lagarde is gonna do. "Carry on with liquidity injections and negative rates stagnating the economy
or back to normal monetary policy and end the current artificial low rates."
Your reply was typical, a load of bluster about interest rates not only in Europe but US and world wide. You then concluded by asking me what I would do.
I'm not in charge of the ECB, she is going to be in charge of European rates, not US not Japanese not even the Swedish rate who set their own. Although they are obligated to join the Eurozone when they meet the necessary conditions, but as you know they're in no hurry with that one lol, wonder why.
All of your reply has absolutely nothing to do with my statement about Christine Lagarde.
Also don't recall mentioning tariffs which was more diversion to admit that Europe is woefully ill equipped to deal with the forthcoming downturn.
More so than other global area's as their interest rates now are ZERO, and their banks haven't even recovered since 2008.
Instead of asking me, seems you have all the answers, so over to you.
Please read the posts and reply accordingly that is if want to reply, it would help greatly for all concerned.

Nice tick up.....are you referring to ASOS 20% drop Wids?

OK, what's Lagarde gonna do?
Carry on with liquidity injections and negative rates stagnating the economy
or back to normal monetary policy and end the current artificial low rates.
She won't do 'whatever it takes' she will do as she is told by her European masters.

OBR has reported that the public finances COULD be worse off to the tune of £30 billion in the event of a no deal.
No mention of the savings then, more project fear.
Also I wonder what the hit will be if Corbyn got elected.

Oops, unemployment at a record high?

They won't be number 6 after a no deal. They will all be over here looking for work.

Bought in here last month @ 39p, not at the bottom but nice to catch this upward movement. Makes a change to my usual purchases.
Just saying.
GLA.

When the government actually start to "prioritise" and anything meaningful is discussed between the various agencies.
You can be sure that the SP will start to move in the relevant direction, depending which way the discussion is heading.
There will be a leak and we will be the last to hear about it.

Mention anything promoting Brexit on here and it's removed.
Anti Brexit you'll be ok.

UK and EU CPI figures out today, should be interesting.