Quantitative Easing Archive

  • Insurance Leads The Way To Global Economic Recovery

    Insurance Leads The Way To Global Economic Recovery

    UK Insurance Regulation: Geneva report suggests Insurance leads the way in rebuilding the economy A report by the Geneva Association published this week has indicated that Insurers and Reinsurers are likely to play a mammoth part in rebuilding and restructuring the faltering global economy. The...

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  • Post Budget Blues or Pre Election Reds – Playing Risk with Your Future!

    Post Budget Blues or Pre Election Reds – Playing Risk with Your Future!

    So Alisdair Darling delivered his pre-election budget to a crowd of disinterested Brits yesterday and effectively opened the floodgates for the six week marathon of Polls, Accusations, Taunts, Cajolery, Calumny and Political Bollocks that culminates with you putting your X in the box of damage...

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  • Public Sector Employees Facing Redundancy Should Consider Unemployment Insurance

    Public Sector Employees Facing Redundancy Should Consider Unemployment Insurance

    With the recession officially over and 0.5 percent growth in the last quarter of 2009 you might be fooled in believing that unemployment is a thing of the past. The grim truth is that every day up and down the country people are still losing...

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  • Green Shoots in the UK Economy and Markets?

    Green Shoots in the UK Economy and Markets?

    There’s been a lot of positive talk in the UK housing market over the last few days or so……..Onward Christian Soldiers…..Relaxation of the credit stanglehold?Total net lending to individuals rose by £0.3 billion in October. The twelve-month growth rate fell to 0.7%, and the three-month...

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  • Insurance Companies buy more UK Government Debt

    Insurance Companies buy more UK Government Debt

    The Bank of England has just announced that the latest efforts at so called Quantitative Easing involves the injection of another £25 billion of made up money in the circular flow of money system, which means that since the recession Britain has generated £200 billion...

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