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I require 28" waist and 32 inch leg.... i have the same problem with the cut, too tight around thighs and calves. Hard to find jeans and trousers that fit. Hollister ones aren't too bad.

That's all I have.

Was the more than trebling of the S&P 500 in the last decade due to the money from a healthy economy or due to the money from QE?

My brain.

Not bad. Where did u obtain this 60k from if you don't mind me asking?

Yes, it's wonderful. You should try it.

Actually the S&P 500 just needs loads of money being thrown at it to keep rising....the other stuff is just fluff.

:D

I already do stay away. I think lylec has soy milk though.

On the subject of trade in goods, if you take the UK out of the EU, what's left we'll call the EU-27. Guess who the EU-27's biggest single export market is? The US? China? Nope. It's the UK! It therefore evidently in the interest of the EU-27 to strike a trade deal with the UK, not to play...

I think you may have picked up the wrong figures? Not sure where 27T came from.

Thank you Monet. Total EU GDP which includes the UK is 17.277 trillion ...UK is 2.622 trillion. Subtract one from the other. EU GDP ex UK is therefore 14.655 trillion. 2.622 divided by 14.655 is approx 18%. The GDP numbers are 2017 and from tradingeconomics...

Month on month, UK industrial production fell 0.4%. My number for Germany figure was month on month. Apols for not stating that before.

No, that was the main (only?) number for Germany that was reported today. What i should have emphasised more was that the consensus expectation of this figure was positive 0.7%....that it came out negative 0.4% was a bit of a shock..I think the euro sold off heavily.

I said EU 27...EU 27 is the EU without the UK. Please read the numbers more carefully. If u don't understand a number, pls ask. I've decided to hold myself to higher standards so i will no longer insult you.

As i said to schweiz, it's just the numbers that were reported today.

Canadian GDP as a percentage of USA GDP is about 8%. UK GDP of EU-27 GDP is 18%. No, it really isn't the same thing and even less so when you then also take into account other factors that I've mentioned before such as the City of London being the world's largest financial centre, largest...

They are the countries that reported today as I said in my post. You really must learn to read.

Today's numbers.... German industrial production falls by 0.4% v expected +0.7% Spanish industrial production falls a whopping 6.3% v -2.3% Italian retail sales down 0.4%. Greek unemployment 18.5%. EU is doomed. We are leaving a sinking ship.

Why are you here, btw?