Economists' Brexit Lies Exposed

Economists consulted by Treasury now predict 1.8% GDP growth 2016 - same as before referendum (they'd cut forecast to 1.5% post-June 23)

— Andrew Neil (@afneil) September 26, 2016

UK Growth To Outstrip Eurozone Growth - There's Irony For You!

OECD cuts Eurozone 2016 growth forecast by 0.1% to 1.5%, raises U.K. forecast to 1.8% from 1.7% #Brexit

— MineForNothing (@minefornothing) September 21, 2016

Brexit Armageddon - The Dog That Didn't Bark!

ONS chief economist: "the referendum result appears, so far, not to have had a major effect on the UK economy" pic.twitter.com/SSxjMeBcPw

— Ed Conway (@EdConwaySky) September 21, 2016

Question For Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo CEO--we didn't TELL people to cheat. We just said 'meet quota or you'll be fired.' So I'm sorry already https://t.co/qur2nYwhs2

— Bartlett Naylor (@BartNaylor) September 20, 2016

Question: When is asking your employees to commit fraud not asking them to commit fraud?

Answer: When it is simply a matter of encouraging them to meet their quotas and keep their jobs.

Fraudulent NatWest Twitter Account

Be warned that there is a fake NatWest twitter account that has been set up to con people into handing over their login details.

Full details in the Telegraph.

Deutsche Bank Refuses To Pay $14BN Fine

No way, we won't pay! "Deutsche Bank just got a $14bn fine. It has no intention of paying it" https://t.co/q9tdpH4gbl

— Banker's Umbrella (@BankersUmbrella) September 16, 2016

The relationship between the EU and USA is worsening.

The City of London Will Survive Brexit

There is much hoopla in the Remain leaning media about the potential demise of the City post Brexit. as ever, with the Remain camp, this scenario won't happen:

1 London is Anglo Saxon friendly both in terms of language and customs and practices; Paris, Berlin etc are not.

2 London has the infrastructure necessary for the 21st century financial services industry.

3 London has the cultural infrastructure (theatres, nightlife, restaurants etc) necessary to attract high calibre professionals.

4 London has the accommodation (offices and apartments) necessary to support the needs/size of financial services industry.

5 London lacks the red tape strangling enterprise on the Continent.

In short the City of London will survive!

The Greek Guide On How Not To Negotiate

Greek PM: 1 Tears up agreement that would have delivered debt relief. 2 negotiates far worse deal with creditors 3 Demands new debt relief

— Martin Baccardax (@mdbaccardax) September 8, 2016

London Outranks The EU

London is ranked most competitive in the world for financial services, while closest EU rivals rank at 15th & 19th https://t.co/eOR9wei6FT

— CPS Think Tank (@CPSThinkTank) September 7, 2016

The Swedish Rikshog

YAY. It's NEW and UPDATED. It's the Rikshog! wooo! (With help as ever from @enlundm) pic.twitter.com/6ychQ7VKbh

— Katie Martin (@katie_martin_fx) September 7, 2016

Greek Bailout Frozen - The Greek Farce Continues

The wheels have fallen off the Greek bailout wagon yet again.

After approving a first tranche of €10.3bn for Greece this spring, of which €7.5bn has so far been released, the 19 Euro finance ministers were due to disburse the rest this month but are to withhold payment for the rest of the year.

For why?

Greece has only implemented 2 of the 15 agreed reforms that were meant to be implemented in order for it to receive the bailout.

The farce continues!

No More Money For Greece

EU won't disburse more bailout money for Greece

Read more: https://t.co/Ei5q72Gxsj pic.twitter.com/8A5PU1mhSe

— Forum MT5 (@forum_mt5) September 5, 2016

Brexit Armageddon Has Not Occurred

Services PMI Strong, Biggest Jump on Record Ever https://t.co/5Q4iHhV2Dq #DespiteBrexit pic.twitter.com/ULidKiWMOv

— Euro Guido (@EuroGuido) September 5, 2016

Oil Prices Jump 5%

BREAKING: Oil prices have jumped 5%

— The Int'l Spectator (@intlspectator) September 5, 2016

Samsung's Self Immolating Galaxy Smartphones

Samsung issues Galaxy smartphone recall after at least 35 devices burst into flames https://t.co/pvueAHytG6 pic.twitter.com/eeEWVUcp3Q

— The Daily Telegraph (@dailytelegraph) September 2, 2016