Err, without wishing to get all grown-up, has anyone noticed the latest German PMI?

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Ooooh! is that a slowing of the mighty Germany's economy into recession?

that's the EU fúcked then...

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wotsit even mean b?

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You know better than I that it means that the supply chain spending of the manufacturing powerhouse of Europe is dropping off a cliff, reflecting the fact that they’ve been in effective recession for a while now.

The Hannover Fair might be interesting the week after next. :hehe:

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You know better than I that it means that the supply chain spending of the manufacturing powerhouse of Europe is dropping off a cliff, reflecting the fact that they’ve been in effective recession for a while now.

The Hannover Fair might be interesting the week after next. :hehe:

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Fúck them. Fúck all of them.

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Oh, quite. Still, we can all rest easy in the knowledge that Germans always react well to an economic downtur...oh. :-(

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Oh, quite. Still, we can all rest easy in the knowledge that Germans always react well to an economic downtur...oh. :-(

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:shrug: We're overdue a decent war.

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Watch their next move to be to raise taxes. then welcome 3 million more migrants to distract.

Japan's 10 year yield went negative today as well.

Repo rates suggest the market is pricing in two US Fed rate cuts this year, after they stupidly raised rates all last year, including the idiotic December raise.

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Watch their next move to be to raise taxes. then welcome 3 million more migrants to distract.

Japan's 10 year yield went negative today as well.

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I hardly see that an influx of millions of people who will be net recipients of state aid and add not one single penny to the tax coffers would exactly distract from an economic downturn, chief.

Oh, in Germany it will. Because Godwin.

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I hardly see that an influx of millions of people who will be net recipients of state aid and add not one single penny to the tax coffers would exactly distract from an economic downturn, chief.

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