The EU debate - Part III
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To be fair, I haven't been reading it and I don't intend reading all 993 pages.
It's an EU thread and it looks like I've jumped in two footed.
As your were.
He's still having his breakfast. Three hours in, two hours to go. Then it's into the garage for a few hours while his wife spends the day crying.
Sad Stan has given his daily pep talk, full of **** as usual, but we are ready to repel borders and deport everyone who does not have blue eyes.
I hope you have blue eyes ore your are out
<----Evil laughKustard is going to be made Minister for Education. His dream is that everybody becomes as illiterate as him and can't spell words as simple as "or" and "tea".Sad Stan has given his daily pep talk, full of **** as usual, but we are ready to repel borders and deport everyone who does not have blue eyes.
I hope you have blue eyes ore your are out
The dumb, Kiddy ****
I hope you have blue eyes ore your are out
Misspelling a two letter word is a new low.
Constantly wining about someones spelling is worse, maybe you need to come and visit me and give me a spelling lesson, so when you popping over, cupcake,or are you another coward behind your keyboard?
You shouldn't drink this early in the day.
You mistake mocking you for whining (or wining).
Kustard's latest meet up request
You cried out, you coward, gives it large but runs away when you get found out.
How do you envisage this panning out? I drive two hours to Kidderminster and we fight in your living room while your kids and dog cheer you on?
Kustard in full TKD kit chanting "there ain't no black in the Union Jack"
UK economy will end 2016 'with the G7's fastest growth' predicts services sector survey.
Daniel Vernazza at UniCredit Bank in London says the UK economy hasn't so much as batted an eyelid at the EU referendum vote:
"Given the composite PMI averaged 51.3 in 3Q16, the PMIs suggest the fourth quarter is looking even better than the third quarter.
"And, based on the historical relationship between official GDP growth and the composite PMI, the PMI points to GDP growth of around 0.5% qoq in 4Q16. If so, it would match the growth rate in 3Q16, suggesting the economy has barely slowed following the Brexit vote. We expect growth in the region of 0.3%-0.5% qoq in 4Q."
https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/economics/5855-uk-economic-growth-following-november-2016-pmi-data
Despite a turbulent year politically and a sombre warning from the Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, the United Kingdom will finish the year as the fastest growing economy in the G7, a respected survey of businesses has shown.
That optimism is based on the purchasing managers' index (PMI) which showed a reading of 55.2 for the services sector in November, the highest since January and up from 54.4 in October, The Times reported.
Experts say that Britain's economy is on course to grow at 0.5% in the final quarter, beating forecasts by the Bank of England and putting Britain ahead of the rest of the world's leading economies.
Alan Clarke, an economist at Scotiabank, told the newspaper: "As things stand, the survey-based evidence is very encouraging. If it is right, then we are looking at a very good end to 2016."
Chris Williamson, from IHS Markit, which compiled the survey, said: "The further upturn in the vast services sector shows that the pace of UK economic growth remains resiliently robust in the fourth quarter, despite ongoing uncertainty," The Times reported.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/uk-economy...rowth-predicts-services-sector-survey-1595011
Daniel Vernazza at UniCredit Bank in London says the UK economy hasn't so much as batted an eyelid at the EU referendum vote:
"Given the composite PMI averaged 51.3 in 3Q16, the PMIs suggest the fourth quarter is looking even better than the third quarter.
"And, based on the historical relationship between official GDP growth and the composite PMI, the PMI points to GDP growth of around 0.5% qoq in 4Q16. If so, it would match the growth rate in 3Q16, suggesting the economy has barely slowed following the Brexit vote. We expect growth in the region of 0.3%-0.5% qoq in 4Q."
https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/economics/5855-uk-economic-growth-following-november-2016-pmi-data
Despite a turbulent year politically and a sombre warning from the Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, the United Kingdom will finish the year as the fastest growing economy in the G7, a respected survey of businesses has shown.
That optimism is based on the purchasing managers' index (PMI) which showed a reading of 55.2 for the services sector in November, the highest since January and up from 54.4 in October, The Times reported.
Experts say that Britain's economy is on course to grow at 0.5% in the final quarter, beating forecasts by the Bank of England and putting Britain ahead of the rest of the world's leading economies.
Alan Clarke, an economist at Scotiabank, told the newspaper: "As things stand, the survey-based evidence is very encouraging. If it is right, then we are looking at a very good end to 2016."
Chris Williamson, from IHS Markit, which compiled the survey, said: "The further upturn in the vast services sector shows that the pace of UK economic growth remains resiliently robust in the fourth quarter, despite ongoing uncertainty," The Times reported.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/uk-economy...rowth-predicts-services-sector-survey-1595011
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