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[Anonymous No.55303262]

Is the hike going to bring blood?

[Anonymous No.55303272]

>>55303262

[Anonymous No.55303276]

>>55303272
>announcing a report

[Anonymous No.55303281]

>>55303262
>25bps
>target band now 3.5%
lol

[Anonymous No.55303286]

>>55303272
Bitcoin is reacting very negatively. It was not priced in.

[Anonymous No.55303296]

>>55303281
How fucked is the EU, anon? Explain like I'm a labrador.

[Anonymous No.55303305]

>>55303296
The EU is fine, the JewSA is far worse

[Anonymous No.55303317]

>>55303296
Europoors are historically accustomed to slave wages and toiling for a cuckbox on finance. They'll endure.

[Anonymous No.55303388]

>>55303296
You have a billion people super ultra leveraged via their governments and large corporations and the people are really on board with trying socialism, which they have pushed hard for in the last 30-40 years.
The actual fundamental economy does not work, because investment outside of government with anything other than 0% rates held down by the ECB is impossible.
So to wrap this up we have a socialist continent, super leveraged (to afford the programs), rolling into higher rates, with very little forward investment prospects because of the risk of confiscation/taxation/expropriation etc etc.
Real bad.
Some countries have better underlying economies than others, France is socialist but the actual economy is pretty solid. Eurozone as a whole is going to collapse

[Anonymous No.55303405]

>>55303388
>Eurozone as a whole is going to collapse
j-just 2 more weeks amerilard bros!!1!

[Anonymous No.55303412]

>>55303317
Europeans earn very well considering they spend basically nothing on social/public services compared to amerilards

[Anonymous No.55303426]

>>55303405
It will take longer than two weeks but the pain will start soon the governments will begin taking action we will move more to the left as the policies of the left begin unravelling the economy faster and faster

[Anonymous No.55303483]

>>55303426
I can see this. Right now in Britain everyone is clamouring for the government to step in and provide financial assistance to mortgage holders who are getting fucked by interest rate rises. Of course, this would flood the worst spenders with even more cash, thus accelerating inflation, completely destroying the point of raising interest rates whilst ALSO running up incredibly expensive government debt.

And of course, the whole time I see absolutely no end to the insane spending- pubs packed, everyone driving around in brand-new German cars, record numbers of flights, etc. No-one is even trying to cut back. Even if the current party does nothing (which is unlikely) the country will vote in a far-left government at the election next year, and inflation will go fucking wild, at the exact same time as we undergo a self-inflicted energy crisis, commercial real estate blows up in London, and a million extra boat wogs per year are shoved into hotels, contributing nothing.

[Anonymous No.55303523]

>>55303483
He was talking about Europe not britain, you left Europe remember?

[Anonymous No.55303538]

where is she looking lol

[Anonymous No.55303583]

>>55303483
>pushing government to step in and provide financial assistance
This is exactly how the spiral and the feedback loop begins and gets faster and faster.
The unfortunate thing about the left (if you like freedom) is that as you progressively decay freedom the society itself begins to decline, thus creating the demand (among socialists) for further reductions in freedom.
It has taken a long time for bad ideas and socialist policies implemented decades ago to start producing the noticeable results we see today (monopolies, oligarchs, diminishing real wages/currency devaluation) but we will now be in a world where the real economy is so small (because we shrank the real economy in order to create a bullshit one, give everybody jobs etc) that we will see the time between bad policies and their impacts in a smaller time frame.
It will take time, but as we progress it will be like a curve where we accelerate because we use more poison to cure it's kind of sick to watch it happen in real time

[Anonymous No.55303612]

>>55303483
Consumer credit was a fucking mistake.

[Anonymous No.55303631]

>>55303426
Not necessarily, they would have to go for pretty fucked up electoral frauds to make it even somehow believable. But yeah the Eurozone is a year or two from imploding

[Anonymous No.55303649]

>>55303296

Imagine you're a good boy who loves to play fetch. You have a big yard to run around in, and you have lots of friends to play with. You're happy and content.

Now imagine that one day, your owner decides to move to a new house. The new house doesn't have a yard, and there aren't any other dogs to play with. You're sad and lonely.

That's kind of what's happening to the EU right now. The EU is a big group of countries that have agreed to work together. They have a shared currency, they have open borders, and they trade with each other without tariffs. This has made it easier for people and businesses to move around the EU, and it has helped to create a strong economy.

But recently, some countries have decided to leave the EU. This is called Brexit. Brexit has caused a lot of uncertainty and instability in the EU. It's not clear what the long-term consequences of Brexit will be.

So, the EU is a little bit like a sad and lonely dog right now. It's not sure what the future holds, and it's not sure how to deal with the challenges that it's facing.

But the EU is a strong and resilient organization. It's been through tough times before, and it's always come out stronger. I'm confident that the EU will get through this difficult period and emerge stronger than ever.

In the meantime, you can help the EU by being a good boy. Be happy and content, and make your owner proud.

[Anonymous No.55303657]

>>55303538
asmodeus is a pretty tall dude

[Anonymous No.55303673]

>>55303631
The right wing and left wing are now both left of center so it's a kind of osciliation between the speeds with which we move towards the end destination, which should be everyone on earth fundamentally understanding that paper currency is a bad idea, fiat currency
It will be really difficult anywhere outside the USA to make the case that freedom is the answer because most populations are very poorly educated (including those educated but with no understanding of basic economics)

[Anonymous No.55303674]

>>55303649
The EU won't survive. No chance in hell. Shit has become more dysfunctional with every new treaty. Maastricht was the path that lead to dead, Lissabon cemented the deterministic outcome

[Anonymous No.55303680]

>>55303649
The EU will one day become like the US (politically speaking not culturally or ethnically speaking obviously), instead of EU "countries" we'll have EU states like in the US
Brexit is irrelevant to the EU and only severely damaged the UK (i.e. India 2.0)
Also fix you reddit spacing nigger

[Anonymous No.55303690]

>>55303631
>But yeah the Eurozone is a year or two from imploding
lmao 2 more weeks mutt
>>55303674
The EU will not only survive, it will thrive and federalise
cope and seethe mutt

[Anonymous No.55303717]

>>55303673
I don't disagree, there is not one single non socialist party in the entirety of the EU member states. But the center left so called extreme right wing could create a bit of stability. Only that the American bribed traitors in charge are rather going to collapse everything and aim for civil war than let the "rightwing" get power. Shits fucked and the dead of the euro might wake up some from their slumber
>>55303690
No, 2 years, max. And enjoy the street fights like it was Austria and Weimar in the late 1920s

[Anonymous No.55303732]

>>55303717
>No, 2 years, max
You're delusional, your entire post reads like an amerimutt's wet dream

[Anonymous No.55303781]

>>55303732
No. I am a European that was an insider and saw the shit coming years ago and did the only rational thing, fucked off, go underground