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The Stamp duty holiday ends today, Henry Pryor points out, since introduced last July, “over 1.3m buyers are expected to have benefited by a maximum of £15k whilst the average house today is £25k more expensive.” Elsewhere on Twitter cryptocurrency enthusiasts link falling GBP to Binance Markets banning, opening the door to a pilary from economists.
First, if you wonder why certain assets, like cryptocurrencies or meme stocks, are seeing such an investor interest check out this webinar with the founder of eTorro.
First up at #SGEurope: "Growing Demand for #Crypto and the Change in Investor Demographics" with @yoniassia Co-Founding CEO, @eToro + Daniel Lanyon Editor-in-Chief, @AltFiNews
Tune in: https://t.co/LPHhBwrJDz
— Startup Grind (@StartupGrind) June 30, 2021
Following the Binance banning crypto Twitter clutches at straws.
What a moronic take. https://t.co/gGhrtjyaBH
— Michael Brown (@MrMBrown) June 29, 2021
Henry Pryor says goodbye to the stamp duty holiday – calling it unnecessary.
https://twitter.com/HenryPryor/status/1410159521306132483
In the start up space, Frank Rotman tackles an interesting question: Are lending companies VC backable?
https://twitter.com/fintechjunkie/status/1409978390954889216
Germany and France are catching up the UK in regards to wealth driven by inheritance.
UK has always had a higher proportion of wealth driven by inheritance but the big takeaway is that France and Germany are closing in fast on the UK.
Their trajectory has to level off soon…doesn’t it? https://t.co/Q50CN18iIt
— Duncan Lamont (@DuncanLamont2) June 30, 2021
Also in Eurozone news, Michael Pettis shares his diagnosis on Europe.
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Yes, you're right, but this goes against the very important point Keynes made at Bretton Woods. A global trading regime in which imbalances are resolved by contracting demand in the deficit countries rather than by expanding demand in… https://t.co/LoL4UprsTN— Michael Pettis (@michaelxpettis) June 30, 2021
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