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- lasty commented Mar 19, 2017
The 2% defence investment guideline. In 2006, NATO member countries agreed to commit a minimum of two per cent of their Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to spending on defence. This guideline principally served as an indicator of a country's political ...
Despite what you have heard from the FAKE NEWS, I had a GREAT meeting with German Chancellor...
- lasty commented Mar 19, 2017
Typical Sturgeon (Fish) takes another leap in the water .. In any direction that serves no purpose
Scottish Leader Softens Stance On Possible Independence Vote Timing
- lasty commented Mar 19, 2017
NATO's official guidelines say member states should spend at least 2% of their GDP on defense. Of the 28 countries in the alliance, only five -- the U.S., Greece, Poland, Estonia and the U.K. -- meet the target. The rest lag behind. Germany spent ...
Germany Trades Barbs With Trump on Defense After Merkel Meeting
- lasty commented Mar 16, 2017
Rate hike in the UK .. You know it makes sense..
Bank of England's Forbes votes for rate hike, others may follow soon
- lasty replied Mar 16, 2017
A housing crash on the horizon and still they buy the AUD. url NAB increases mortgage rates. Just what the RBA dont want to hear and nor do the mortgagees. Australian bank shares will be an interesting trade. If the govt gives these banks a ...
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- lasty replied Mar 14, 2017
I would say many are up to their eyeballs in debt and its spiraling out of control. Any hike in interest rates would trigger alarm bells and defaults galore. url Here is what the RBA is hoping they do.
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- lasty commented Mar 14, 2017
Well that worked well for Schaeuble..
Schaeuble says interest rates are too low
- lasty commented Mar 14, 2017
Of course Scotland don't get automatic entry into the EU like she assumes. If the EU want more debt then Scotlands the place.
Scotland's Sturgeon says conditions for new independence vote have been met, will seek...
- lasty commented Mar 13, 2017
Europe has a long way to go before "reflation" measures take hold .
EUR/USD: N-Term Downside Risks Before Rallying To 1.15 By Year-End - Nomura
- lasty replied Mar 13, 2017
url Further to my comment about those living off the equity in the home on drawdowns we are now starting to see some measures to curb ballooning house prices.
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- lasty commented Mar 13, 2017
No surprises here ... AUD is a souffle propped up by data that doesn't tell the whole story.
Australian NAB Business Confidence Weakens in February from Multiyear Highs
- lasty commented Mar 13, 2017
Scotland wants to join the EU for independence ?
Scotland's Sturgeon says conditions for new independence vote have been met, will seek...
- lasty replied Mar 13, 2017
Here are some interesting facts about Australians and their wealth. Household savings have been sliding dramatically Equity in housing has had some significant drawdown as wages remain low and cost remain high. In other words people have been living ...
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- lasty replied Mar 13, 2017
And Brexit is a go as UK parliament gives the nod . Theresa May ... will she wait for the Netherlands vote ? She will be silly not to. Sadiq Khan Mayor of London is crying Nicola Sturgeon is in a meltdown ( another wall to be built) I think the ...
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- lasty commented Mar 12, 2017
Article 50 starts an exit strategy WITHIN 2 YEARS ..
UK government must make plans for possibility of no Brexit deal: lawmakers
- lasty commented Mar 12, 2017
May is smart. She will let Netherlands do the talking this weekend. After the riots in Rotterdam Im sure Geert Wilders vote has just increased ten fold.
Silence is golden: May plays down Brexit talk at EU summit
- lasty replied Mar 8, 2017
Real money selling this .. Kiwi leads and true to form the Aussie gets sucked into the vortex. Adios oscar..
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