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Old 23-07-2016, 12:11 PM #38
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Lol nah

The Brexit shock has given the economy "a good kicking" according to a special set of surveys of businesses taken in the wake of the European Union referendum vote, which suggest the UK economy is now contracting at its steepest pace since the last recession in early 2009.

The “dramatic deterioration” will significantly increase the odds of a major monetary stimulus from the Bank of England next month to support the economy.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/bu...-a7149901.html
This is actually a coincidence. There was an episode of EastEnders aired just after the referendum that featured Phil Mitchell making a comment about how spending too much on luxuries had left him feeling the pinch, and viewers - knowing about Phil Mitchell's financial savvy - took this to heart and so stopped spending in the retail sector which had a knock on effect on the wider economy very quickly.

So lol nah it wasn't Brexit it was actually Phil Mitchell. Clutching at straws blaming Brexit.
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