UK government borrowing to surge as Covid-19 recession hits - business live

The unprecedented slump in French and German growth this month has knocked the euro. The single currency has dropped below $1.08 for the first time in over two weeks, down 0.3% today.

Really? Shake that money tree, there must be millions more in that Brexit bonus now we've left the EU. *sarcasm alert*

And guess who'll be paying it back....

if you apply rules such as equations you get dumbfounding remarks but if you borrow you can't pay toy licence fees according to disturbing thinking but who or what are you borrowing surely you are increasing the scope of monetary supply, thereby not borrowing jph2020

Investigative journalism has no bounds.

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