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Everything on the move???????? Even cities ?????
Bloody hell, I'd better sit down

Has it bottomed ? Or still further to go?

Good morning all

We still haven't had a drop of rain....... forest fires are happening daily now, goodness we need a week of rain at least

Morning

I think that's enough excitment for today
Nite all
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Looks like amendments to the Brexit only just tipped the balance by three votes
There's no way they will ever get agreement from everyone.....
It's like juggling eggs, they are bound to drop some....

Yeah he's going to sue so I read earlier today

Cut in half, fry them in butter with chopped up bacon .......... yum yum

Yep, love all of those !!!!!!

Ahhh good ole meat pies eh....
Mushie peas...... is that where fish & chips with mushie peas started

Well that knocks a huge amount out then......
I like most veg, in fact there's not much I won't eat....... lol

Gotta have your meat and two veg!!!!!!

Energy, China data put pressure on Britain's FTSE

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/energy-china-data-put-pressure-162343671.html?.tsrc=applewf

Stocks fall as oil prices drag energy companies lower

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stocks-mixed-banks-move-higher-oil-prices-slump-141430119--finance.html?.tsrc=applewf

ENERGY: Crude oil prices sank on reports the U.S. will take a softer stance on countries that import oil from Iran. Reuters reported that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the U.S. will consider giving waivers to countries that can't immediately stop buying Iranian oil by early November. Last month the U.S. began pressuring countries to stop buying Iranian oil entirely and officials said there would be no exceptions.

U.S. crude (CLcv1) fell 4.03 percent to $68.15 per barrel and Brent (LCOcv1) was last at $72.11, down 4.27 percent on the day.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices dropped 3 percent on Monday, putting pressure on energy shares and keeping global stock markets in check, although financial shares rallied after upbeat news from Bank of America and Deutsche Bank.

In oil markets, concerns about supply disruptions eased and Libyan ports reopened while traders eyed potential supply increases by Russia and other producers.

Yeah I noticed it earlier but I don't know why yet

Yeah it's still climbing up the risers board.....