Der Chef der Bank of England warnt vor „besorgniserregenden Echos“ der Finanzkrise von 2008
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/oct/21/bank-of-england-chief-warns-worrying-echoes-2008-financial-crisis-tricolor-first-brands
Von Necessary-Product361
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It’s a good thing we spent the last 17 years investing and building up our country-ah shit….
It’s cooled a bit today, but the price of gold has been at record breaking highs lately.
Classic recession indicator.
Good of Bailey to add to the constant doom mongering we hear…
Youth unemployment rising, wages not keeping pace with inflation, people cutting back on luxuries…it is looking like another once in a generation economic crisis is happening again.
You would think that with the hundreds of executives, bankers and traders who went to prison after the 2008 debacle, there would be more caution…..
he’s absolutely right. we’re seeing PE bought companies constantly going under (Pizza Hut UK just yesterday) and many of those are bought in leveraged buyouts, yet PE firms are still buying companies and saddling them with almost impossible to pay debt
Wait, when did the 2008 financial crisis end? I thought we were still in it.
I feel like everyone was warned about another Labour government. Nevermind, I guess you’ll warn your own kids, and they won’t listen… rinse and repeat.
Without data centers, GDP growth was 0.1% in the first half of 2025 [in the US]
https://fortune.com/2025/10/07/data-centers-gdp-growth-zero-first-half-2025-jason-furman-harvard-economist/
UK GDP returns to growth with 0.1% rise in August
https://www.scottishfinancialnews.com/articles/uk-gdp-returns-to-growth-with-01-rise-in-august
Tempted to turn my stocks into cash, tbh.
I think we all sense something big will happen soon
I swear, another crisis on this scale, and society will straight up implode. I don’t think people can take another blow.
Whats weird is they’ve recently encouraged banks to relaxed lending rules no?
So the once in a lifetime financial crisis wasn’t once in a lifetime.
I turned 19 in 2008, never known a pre-crisis working world. What it must have been like to be able to actually have disposable income and not pay ~50% of your salary to rent…