How about sorting out your own domestic problems first Mr Macron before you "worry" about the UK and BREXIT.

France's Macron: EU leaders had one clear message for UK's May - 'there is only one deal' on...

Wether one is a remainer or leaver, how can we honestly trust a turncoat leading the nation?

UK PM May: Was Crystal Clear About Assurances Needed On Brexit -Both Interest To Get This...

End of summer allegedly, they have run out of paper ;-)

ECB will say goodbye to quantitative easing, but when will it hike rates?

A young Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez thinking of a way to bringing down capitalism

Fearless Girl installed in her new home in front of the New York Stock Exchange

Pump those falling markets up ;-)

China Commerce Ministry: Ministry Expects China To Have Strong Trade Next Year

"This column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editorial board or Bloomberg LP and its owners". Go on retail traders, buy the EUR if dare ;-)

Draghi Gets What He Wanted: Some Inflation

A bit of "Texas sharpshooter fallacy" going on there with those hand picked charts.

Understanding the Magic of the 100% Fibonacci Projection

Barnier mouth is just about to open !!!! Algorithm: sell sell sell!!!!!!

UK Brexit Secretary Raab: Closing In On Workable Solutions To Outstanding Issues In Brexit...

"Dovish Carney" doing his thing

BoE Gov Carney: Uncertainty Around Brexit Has Had An Additional Dampening Effect On Pay Growth

"The Governing Council expects the key ECB interest rates to remain at their present levels at least through the summer of 2019, and in any case FOR AS LONG AS NECESSARY TO ENSURE the continued sustained convergence of inflation to levels that are ...

Monetary policy decisions

Quote from last ECB statement: "Regarding non-standard monetary policy measures, the Governing Council would continue to make net purchases under the APP at the current monthly pace of €30 billion until the end of September 2018. The Governing ...

ECB Is Said to Slightly Lower Projections for Economic Growth - BBG

The Fed is independant from all politics since I last checked according to the Federal Reserve act of 1913

Fed's Bostic: Fed Designed To Be Independent From Short-Term Politics

Barnier has been hard with negotiations. Any slight bit of flexibility in his approach is going to be bullish for GBP as all the bad news is pretty much priced in for a potential "hard brexit".

Barnier on Brexit: 'We are Open to Discussing Other Backstops'

Just wondering who you referring too when you say "its our sentiment and our continued view"?

May stands firm on her Brexit plan, but scepticism persists

Italy is only the 3rd largest economy in the EU (Excluding UK), nothing to worry about Mr Nowotny?

ECB's Nowotny: Central Bank Should Focus On Getting Deposit Rate Out Of Negative Territory -...

Well obviously there is the possibility of a "no-deal". They could also preparing themselves for a good deal scenario too!!! What a load of BS.

France’s Loiseau: France Is Preparing For The Possibility Of ‘No-Deal’ Brexit Scenario - BBC...

There is nothing to prove!!!? The fed has been independent since the 1913 Federal Reserve Act for this very reason. They not raising rates in "defiance" of the presidents views (like theres some kind of a anti trump narrative behind it).

The Fed now has to raise rates to prove it's independent from Trump, investment manager says

I guess it has nothing to do with the £370 trillion debt in loans and derivatives worldwide. Even with the mass QE we have had globally, that debt is still more than the total currency in circulation. If you look through out history, excessive money ...

Trump May Kill the Global Recovery

All I know is a vote took place and one side lost and one side won. Im pretty sure voting is part of democracy, otherwise it would be a dictatorship then. Not sure about this anarchy you referring too, has marshal law been enforced? If you not happy ...

UK will be leaving EU customs union; Brexit vote 'legitimate democratic exercise': Govt...

Must be the Russians !!!! ;-)

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