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- Stress and sustainability
- For the day that’s in it
- More self-held bonds?
- Central Bank reliance rises to €153 billion
- IL&P and bonds in the covered banks
- Contributions to the Growth Rate
- February Retail Sales
- Some numbers on the Irish Economy
- The Top 10 and the National Accounts
- Who holds Irish bank bonds?
- What happened to current price GDP?
- Digging down on our rising GNP
- Q4 2010 Quarterly National Accounts
- One domestic consequence of default
- National Pension Funds
- What is sustainable?
- How far back?
- The changing burden of taxation
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- Self employed and the Income Tax
- The PAYE worker and the Income Tax
- Who pays the Income Tax?
- The top 10 exporting companies…
- Core deflation almost gone.
- Assets in the Covered Banks
- Swimming in debt of our own making
- Public Finances (do not) improve
- Bonds in the Covered Banks held by the Covered Banks
- Private Sector Deposits
- Retail Sales spike
- The ECB and the ELA in the Covered Banks
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Test – 12 November 20186 years ago
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How sad. Plenty of people saying this at the time, but government has to believe what the banks tell them, otherwise it collapses with them.
ReplyDeleteI have been contemplating returning to Ireland, but I wouldn't touch the place until the banks are dissolved.
Seamus
ReplyDeleteThanks for this.
So Morgan Kelly was wrong!! Of course he was. He underestimated the bank losses.
It is like watching one of Colmcille's prophecies come true in slow motion.
But if Kelly could see this in 2008, then I hope there is a full investigation into bank files, memos etc.
There are people who lied and covered up this massive fraud.
Wasnt that sneer priceless on Keenan's face when he said dont you believe Deutsche bank to Kelly.
ReplyDeleteAnother Yes man shown for what he was.