Banks are not safe yet
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Financial institutions want the pre-2008 good times to roll once again, and don’t be so glum, there’s worse to come.
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Neil Collins’ Notebook: Financial institutions want the pre-2008 good times to roll once again, and don’t be so glum, there’s worse to come.
Mortgage rates have been on the rise for months but they took a sharp incline following the government’s explosive budget announcement.
Without the Bank’s pledge last Wednesday to buy gilts on “whatever scale is necessary”, the sell-off could have triggered chaos.
Central banks, like economists and journalists, have been slow to appreciate the scale of the inflationary threat.
From Kabul to Net Zero, and the subprime mortgage crisis to the Brexit fallout, the globalist ruling class has proved itself wholly unfit to govern.
Central banks have embarked on a highly risky experiment, fostering a public policy revolution.
A corrupt political class has brought the country to the brink of ruin.
Popcorn at the ready – cinema’s are back and screening the Academy Award winning Nomadland.
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