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Monthly Archives: June 2019
Fed keeps interest rate at current level: Debate emerges within it over wisdom of not cutting the rate.
The Federal Reserve has recently announced its FOMC decision to not cut or raise interest rates. But a necessary debate is beginning to emerge among Fed decision takers about the nature of disinflationary and even perhaps deflationary trends in the … Continue reading
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Final two chosen Johnson and Hunt are the finalists Gove eliminated by two vote margin.
Boris Johnson. 160 Michael Gove. 75 Jeremy Hunt 77. Gove is eliminated and Johnson versus Hunt will be put to a vote of the Conservative party membership.
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Javid eliminated in latest round Johnson wins 157 votes a majority of all Conservative MPs, Gove overtakes Hunt
The latest results are as follows: Boris Johnson 157; Michael Gove 61; Jeremy Hunt 59; Sajid Javid 34. He is now eliminated and the vote to choose the final two results to be announced in about a half hour.
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Rory Stewart eliminated in third round of UK Tory leadership race
Third round results are as follows: Michael Gove 51 (up from 41); Boris Johnson 143 (up from 126) Jeremy Hunt 54( up from 47);Sajid Javid ( 38 up from 33); Rory Stewart 27 down from 37 . Stewart is eliminated. … Continue reading
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Dominic Raab eliminated in round 2 voting in UK Conservative leader race
The results of round two leadership voting in the UK for the Tory leadership and Priministerial prize are as follows. Each candidate needs 33 votes to continue into the third round.Former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson 126, Current Foreign Secretary Jeremy … Continue reading
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Boris Johnson sweeps the field in round one of Tory leadership race in UK
Boris Johnson with 114 votes from his parliamentary colleagues -actually 113 since it is a certainty that Johnson voted for himself- has leaped into a commanding lead. Of the ten candidates 3 have now been eliminated and a fourth Matt … Continue reading
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UK Parliament narrowly rejects a Labour,Lib Dem and Green backed motion to rule out Parliament approving a crash out Brexit: vote is 309 against 298 for.
Held in the middle of a Tory leadership race that will choose the next prime minister the vote will probably cheer up Boris Johnson and other Tory leadership candidates who insist that Britain leave by October 31st deal or no … Continue reading
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