The Chancellor's statement after the Brexit:-
https://www.gov.uk/government/speech...-eu-referendum
"As Mark made clear, the Bank of England stands ready to provide £250 billion of funds, through its normal facilities, to continue to support banks and the smooth functioning of markets."
^^ That one excerpt from the Chancellor's statement tells me that the Bank of England and even the Chancellor knows that they can throw billions here there and everywhere if they wanted to. They have plenty of cash lol, don't worry about that. They just play the act of a poor man when it suits them.
The high-speed rail project that we don't really need is estimated to cost over £50 Billion.
I see doom and gloom on the one hand and then I see bad money management on the other