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    whether you agree with the markets or not, they vary rarely get it wrong. 30 year long bonds have just become the most expensive they've been for nearly 30 years. with unemployment rising, and inflation creeping up again, we're going to need a spectacular budget from our Chancellor to turn things around, and quickly.

    One thing is for sure, we're on the cusp of a recession, and whilst this is only anecdotal, a significant number of my clients are finding it ever more difficult to keep trading, with several already ceasing trading.

    Reeves needs to do something that achieves immediate results, or we could end up with a snap election in 2026 with Reform looking the alternative vote...lets hope Reeves has something up her sleeve.

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    Re: Government borrowing

    Originally posted by Feedback View Post
    whether you agree with the markets or not, they vary rarely get it wrong. 30 year long bonds have just become the most expensive they've been for nearly 30 years. with unemployment rising, and inflation creeping up again, we're going to need a spectacular budget from our Chancellor to turn things around, and quickly.

    One thing is for sure, we're on the cusp of a recession, and whilst this is only anecdotal, a significant number of my clients are finding it ever more difficult to keep trading, with several already ceasing trading.

    Reeves needs to do something that achieves immediate results, or we could end up with a snap election in 2026 with Reform looking the alternative vote...lets hope Reeves has something up her sleeve.
    I fear she's only got Starmer up her sleeve

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      Re: Government borrowing

      Originally posted by Feedback View Post
      whether you agree with the markets or not, they vary rarely get it wrong. 30 year long bonds have just become the most expensive they've been for nearly 30 years. with unemployment rising, and inflation creeping up again, we're going to need a spectacular budget from our Chancellor to turn things around, and quickly.

      One thing is for sure, we're on the cusp of a recession, and whilst this is only anecdotal, a significant number of my clients are finding it ever more difficult to keep trading, with several already ceasing trading.

      Reeves needs to do something that achieves immediate results, or we could end up with a snap election in 2026 with Reform looking the alternative vote...lets hope Reeves has something up her sleeve.
      I've recently started subscribing to the Trends Journal


      The guy has been a regular guest on a podcast i have listened to for a couple of years and is usually on the button with the financials, and as a bonus for the CCMB commies and ULTRA lefties, he fkin hates Trump :hehe:

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