Businesses face difficult 2 months for Great Britain – N Ireland trade
The argument over the N Ireland Protocol creates the risk of a trade war developing between the UK and EU
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EU banks cut lending to the PIIGS by 23% of GDP
On 7 September 2008, in its now famous warning that a financial crisis was imminent, the blog noted that “‘Deleveraging’ is an ugly word, and it has ugly implications”.
The chart above shows just how ugly these implications are becoming for the PIIGS …
Boom/Gloom Index stalls as austerity worries rise
EU policymakers like to pretend that the Eurozone debt crisis was resolved by the adoption of last March’s new Treaty. An even more disturbing thought is that they might even believe their own propaganda. Who knows?
But on the ground, it is crystal …