TCatLikesReality on Nostr: nprofile1q…s60lz nprofile1q…0jr54 OK, but I don't think that answers my question ...
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OK, but I don't think that answers my question (not that you need to).
Tories hit similar exchange rates five times in the past 7-8 years (excluding the disastrous Truss period). Surely traders had concerns then too. And of course, the media always needs attentions grabbing headlines. So, why is this framed as an existential issue for Reeves, if not rightwing bias?
OK, but I don't think that answers my question (not that you need to).
Tories hit similar exchange rates five times in the past 7-8 years (excluding the disastrous Truss period). Surely traders had concerns then too. And of course, the media always needs attentions grabbing headlines. So, why is this framed as an existential issue for Reeves, if not rightwing bias?