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The Winklevoss Twins launch their Bitcoin exchange in the UK today. James Hurley shares State Bussiness Bank report findings; that project losses on BBLS could be as high as 60% – costing the taxpayer £23bn. Euro-zone manufacturing data shows Germany accounts for around half of the gains for the sector in 2020.
In this long thread, Lucas Guttenberg covers the state of things for the EU Recovery Instrument and Long Term Budget.
https://twitter.com/lucasguttenberg/status/1311305882798522369
Mohamed A. El-Erian shares the remarkable German manufacturing data.
.@economics on the latest manufacturing data out of #Europe:
In September, activity "in the euro zone expanded at the fastest pace in more than two years" and, as the bounce was trade led, "Germany was responsible for around half of the gains."https://t.co/miIs9Z87pP#economy pic.twitter.com/MwROWl3RW1
— Mohamed A. El-Erian (@elerianm) October 1, 2020
Bloomberg reports that Brexit ‘prompts 7,500 Finance jobs and $1.6trn to leave the UK.’
Ahead of Brexit, financial services firms have already shifted about 7,500 employees and more than $1.6 trillion of assets from the U.K. to the EU https://t.co/qSlm5Wf3z0
— Bloomberg UK (@BloombergUK) October 1, 2020
60% of BBLS may never get payed back, James Hurley reports.
https://twitter.com/jameshurley/status/1311354448590049284
Tom McPhail shares stats on UK rail services. They currently account for 2% of all UK journeys taken, while they take up 56% of the public transport budget.
Amazing stat quoted in this piece by @SimonCalder
"At present rail journeys account for only two per cent of all trips made in the UK. Yet the railways account for 56 per cent of total public sector spend on transport, according to government figures." https://t.co/5mngkDo7BF
— Tom McPhail (@PensionsMonkey) October 1, 2020
The Winklevoss twins launch their bitcoin exchange in the UK today, in exciting news for the sector.
https://twitter.com/efipm/status/1311576710689812484
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