Financial markets have suffered their most brutal day since the global credit meltdown, as a “Black Monday for stocks in Shanghai set off mass share sales across the world.
Does this mean more austerity?
Why does the world have to put up with such a monetary system ?
How many billions this time ?
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Bruv
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How many billions this time ?
I thought I knew more than this until I opened my mouth
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Wandrin
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I've been busy taking advantage of the situation by buying a few more stocks for my retirement portfolio at bargain prices.
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Smaug
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Bruv;1484736 wrote: Financial markets have suffered their most brutal day since the global credit meltdown, as a “Black Monday for stocks in Shanghai set off mass share sales across the world.
Does this mean more austerity?
Why does the world have to put up with such a monetary system ?
If China's economy 'goes to the wall', prepare for 'credit-crunch 2-global economic melt-down'.
Does this mean more austerity?
Why does the world have to put up with such a monetary system ?
If China's economy 'goes to the wall', prepare for 'credit-crunch 2-global economic melt-down'.
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