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Old 24-11-2016, 10:43 AM #21
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The ftse 100 likes a low pound because most of the Companies on the ftse 100 operate outside the UK so gain bigtime from a low pound, the low pound feeds in and hits the UK internally more eventually.

The point is, what we heard from the now present Chancellor in yesterdays statement, is a fair bit of what we heard as to being called scaremongering during the EU vote.

The point is, I would say a lot expected article 50 to be triggered within weeks and certainly by the end of this year after that vote.
That has not happened,it seems a fair bit is now still expected from the govt. what was said once we do trigger it,whenever next year, if it does get triggered.

Then we will really see who was possibly more right or wrong as to what happens to the economy.
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