The Brexit vote occurred on June 23, 2016.
Wall Street artificially infused the UK economy to effect the vote. The failures in economics after the vote was simply Wall Street taking their money back. Let's face it, that economic failure was a real lesson to the world. Well, the truth is the Brexit vote was correct and best for the people of the United Kingdom. That is Wall Street attempting to effect the vote and not just Russia.
July 27, 2016
The UK economic grew by 0.6% (click here) in the three months to the end of June, as economic growth accelerated in the run-up to the vote to leave the EU.
The pick-up in economic activity was boosted by the biggest upturn in industrial output since 1999, particularly from car factories and pharmaceutical firms.
Wall Street artificially infused the UK economy to effect the vote. The failures in economics after the vote was simply Wall Street taking their money back. Let's face it, that economic failure was a real lesson to the world. Well, the truth is the Brexit vote was correct and best for the people of the United Kingdom. That is Wall Street attempting to effect the vote and not just Russia.
July 27, 2016
The UK economic grew by 0.6% (click here) in the three months to the end of June, as economic growth accelerated in the run-up to the vote to leave the EU.
Second-quarter gross domestic product grew faster than expected, up from 0.4% growth in the previous quarter, the Office for National Statistics said.
Any uncertainty ahead of last month's referendum seemed "limited", ONS said.
However, by far the strongest growth was in April, followed by a sharp easing off in May and June.
On a yearly basis the economy grew by a healthy 2.2%....
The pick-up in economic activity was boosted by the biggest upturn in industrial output since 1999, particularly from car factories and pharmaceutical firms.
