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You really do have a problem with reading. I would go back to your German education system and ask for a refund. What do yen crosses have to do with no deal brexit consequences for European countries?

Volly, do u think there would be any consequences for any of European countries if there was a no deal Brexit? Also do u have any thoughts on the plunge in the euro today following the French PMI number? And German too?

schweiz can't read (so much for the German education system) and it appears neither can GRULSTMRNN * (same education system? explains it!) *oops...i mean volly

Wonder if the euro will collapse today? ECB is withdrawing it's QE programme. In conference atm, market doesn't seem to like what they are saying hahaha

I'm wondering how much more time to waste with these jokers.

Mate, I dunno what you are on about...you should learn to read...my post looked at 2018 data not 2017.

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/gdp-growth The British economy grew by 0.6 percent on quarter in the three months to September 2018, https://tradingeconomics.com/germany/gdp-growth The German economy shrank a seasonally-adjusted 0.2 percent on quarter in the three months to...

Those French chaps don't sound too happy! Could it be fake news? Must be! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46499996 The "yellow vest" protests have been "a catastrophe" for the French economy, the finance minister says. France has seen four consecutive weekends of demonstrations...

Exactly. If i had my way, we would leave the cesspool known as the EU tonight.

http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2018/01/20/the-brexit-sized-hole-in-the-future-eu-budget/ "Britain’s gross contribution to the EU’s revenue—after deducting the rebate to arrive at what the UK actually “sends to Brussels,” as opposed to what you might have seen on the side of a red bus—has...

Ah,of course, sounded familiar, but couldn't quite place it, thanks.

In the long run, the EU will disintegrate together with the euro so I guess it will not be a problem!

Last time i checked, Germany is in a recession, Italy appears to have been in a living standards recession since 2000, and now France is about to go into recession. The unemployment rate of the EU bar Germany is laughable. Despite Brexit uncertainty, the UK has record employment levels and a...

It's financed by the UK. To the tune of £10 billion a year net contribution. After we leave, you can pay for it yourself. Let's see how that works out.

Reuters is hugely biased against Brexit. Worse than the BBC. Just bear that in mind. London's fortunate geographical position, rule of law and regulation and hundreds of years of know how means it will remain the largest financial centre on the planet.

London opens at 8am local time which is 3am ET, not 4am ET. You tend to see a markedly increase in price volatility of US index futures at the London open. I think that's due to arbitrage between US index futures and a) US stocks that are traded here in London and b) other non US index futures.

Why, where u going? Bit like a trainee surgeon saying 'Look mate, i don't have another 5 years to learn this crap, just give me the knife!'

I thought ordinary people's pension funds own almost the entire stock market. In which case how do the wealthiest 5% of Americans own it?

I exited some contracts at 24800...

If u r like that pic of 10-14% i.e you have visible ab definition and u r at 220 pounds (admittedly i don't know your height) that's pretty good. Why would you want to take AAS and try to become even bigger?