Sunday, Dec 30, 2007
Bleak article from the Guardian with Dickensian Overtones
Guardian: Bleak house market threatens hard times for UK consumers
Stuffed full of gloomy economic and housey-housey statistics and comes to the conclusion that 'it may be years before the happy-go-lucky days of the Brown boom are restored', though IMO Brown and Boom now seem quite distasteful when used together.
Posted by enuii @ 10:37 AM (456 views) Add Comment
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1. jack c said...
"Brown tells Britain to prepare for 'global financial turbulence' in 2008" - interesting because in a similar article in todays Times they state "There is also a rising danger of a sharp correction in house prices, with Howard Wheeldon, senior strategist at BGC Partners, forecasting a fall of up to 15%"
2. alan said...
The article seems to be saying: - OK, we had a nice boom, now it's time for a bust. This site has argued that for at least the 18 months I've been looking at it - nothing new.
The only question remains...How big a bust?
3. enuii said...
Remind me - who was it said 'an end to boom and bust', a suppose just like blackadder it's all Darlings fault then!