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Could The Inflation Crisis Dissolve The Euro?
To exactly nobody's surprise other than the economists whose forecasts again proved misguided, inflation in Europe was stubborn in February.
At 8.5%, the provisional read on the headline gauge was barely softer than January's final reading, and ahead of the 8.3% consensus.
That's problematic enough on its own, but the real issue now is core inflation, which hit another record, rising 5.6% from the same period a year ago.
Whatever progress looks like, that isn't it. The data came on the heel
In this supposition would the UK actually appear prescient for executing the ham-fisted Brexit, even if only by accident?
Considering we are talking about the euro that the UK was never part of and how much worse of the UK is, the only prescience in Brexit is to show the value of the European Union