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The Bank of England Pivots AGAIN & Investors Are Terrified



The Bank of England has made a U-turn on quantitative easing and they are back to tightening. In fact, this early pivot is scaring investors as they know that the bond market is still far from being stabilized. However, the fundamentals of the British economy are still fragile and further rate hikes, that are coming, could trigger another collapse in the markets. Here’s what you must know!

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âś… Timestamps & Chapters:
0:00 The BOE Has Stopped Buying Bonds
2:24 Markets Are Still Very Fragile
4:34 There Are Still Enormous Risks
6:16 UK Has A Confidence Crisis
9:01 A Deadly Recession Is Brewing
10:58 Brace For Impact

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31 Comments

  1. I suspect they'll release more funds to the market through other methods to stabilize the market.
    They will be more hawkish for the coming November rate hike to protect the status quo of the Sterling from parity.

  2. No, the BoE is not part of the UK government. The UK government did not intervene in the market. The BoE acts independently. The BoE intervened because they wanted to cause the uk chancellor and PM to resign.

  3. Now everyone know where is the weak spot, so no one is waiting. Speculators are hitting hard, investors are running to safe haven elsewhere….will US help UK like they did with Credit Suisse ?

    Hi Sean, what will need to happen to make USD fall, what will happen when this happen ? US QE start priniting money again and reduce interest rate…

  4. I enjoy your commentary because it's a macro view which gives data but doesn't swamp the viewer with too much data. I pretty much enjoy all your videos but this one is particularly good.

  5. I don't have faith in USD either. The US printed 400% more money in the last two years as compared to the 20% ever printed in the prior 242 years of US history. 20% to 100% of USD in circulation is 400% more. In other words, 80% of USD in circulation now was printed in the last two year. USD has just been printed out of fluff, with no increase in goods and services to match.

  6. The opaqueness makes it hard to believe any statistics. I doubt the pension funds have deleveraged. The problem is it is all a giant ponzi scheme and when liquidity dries up the spinning plates begin to fall. I doubt anyone who follows what is going on has any faith in the system. It is rotten to the core like all the bad apples running it. Thank you Sean.

  7. Like all true colonialists, the UK makes/produces nothing that the world needs, but wants to buy everything from the world, so why would anyone want to invest in them? They are a basket case economy, surviving on borrowed time with a bloated welfare state.

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