Thread: Liz Truss Resigns [Who'll be the next Prime Minister?]
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Old 29-09-2022, 09:59   #452
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Re: New Prime Minister: Liz Truss
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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
Local radio presenters are no soft touch Andrew.
Agreed but that must have been her thinking and it would have been a great opportunity for an upcoming Andrew Neill to make their mark

The PM can't guarantee that pensions are safe in the BBC Bristol interview! https://twitter.com/thhamilton/statu...04343230173185

I think even the Telegraph is seeing the light.
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Pound slumps again as Mark Carney accuses Truss of ‘undercutting’ the City

Sterling has fallen sharply again as former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney accused Liz Truss of “undercutting” the central bank.

The pound tumbled as much as 1% to below $1.08 in Asia trading as jitters about the Government’s tax-cutting plans resurfaced.

It came as Mr Carney took aim at the new Prime Minister for a partial Budget that had led to “dramatic” shifts in the financial markets.

He said there was an “undercutting” of key City institutions, pointing to the lack of an OBR forecast, a lack of detail about costing and working at “cross-purposes” with the Bank of England.
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