Economics Archives - Page 9 of 22

November 30, 2018January 23, 2019

BOE, businesses & unions place want MPs to accept May’s Brexit deal

A no-deal Brexit scenario could cause a deep recession, rise in unemployment and further sterling devaluation

In a scenario analysis of the Brexit economic risks, the Bank of England and the UK Treasury said Prime Minister Theresa May’s deal is … Read the rest

November 22, 2018January 4, 2019

UK could slide into recession if it crashes out of the EU- OECD

Given that the polls are now behind Prime Minister Theresa May and Brexitiers are in disarray, Parliament may eventually vote for an amended deal. Despite that, Brexitiers and the Labour Party could precipitate a no deal crash.

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November 9, 2018January 4, 2019

Rally could be selling opportunity ahead of potential Trump bear market

The big question facing global investors is how Wall Street will perform in the medium and long term now that the mid-term elections are over. Performance of the faltering FAANGs is the key, as these stocks have provided most of

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November 1, 2018January 4, 2019

Merkel may be forced to resign as German Chancellor after likely election

GERMANY is entering a period of deep political and economic uncertainty as there is no guarantee that Angela Merkel will remain Chancellor until the end of her term in 2021.

The 16 per cent decline in the DAX, the German … Read the rest