02-03-2019, 11:08 AM
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Re: Norway Backs BrExit Britain with $1 Trillion
Originally Posted by Realist
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Funny how Remainer BS media are not highlighting this hugely positive Norway news !
All that's been said is that the Norwegian wealth fund will CONTINUE to invest in the UK after Brexit. Meaning it already does.
No one said that it wouldn't.
The fund, built from Norway’s oil and gas revenues and one of the biggest investors in Britain, said 8.5 percent of its portfolio was in British equities, bonds and real estate at the end of 2018.
02-03-2019, 11:20 AM
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Re: Norway Backs BrExit Britain with $1 Trillion
Originally Posted by itsme
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All that's been said is that the Norwegian wealth fund will CONTINUE to invest in the UK after Brexit. Meaning it already does.
Excellent news then !!!
So the sky isn't going to fall in as per Project Fear crapola.
WTO also approved us being independent member of the GPA so we can tap a $1.3 trillion market.
All looking sweet !
02-03-2019, 12:05 PM
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Re: Norway Backs BrExit Britain with $1 Trillion
And here come the UShttps://www.google.com/amp/s/www.exp...trade-deal/amp
02-03-2019, 12:08 PM
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Re: Norway Backs BrExit Britain with $1 Trillion
Originally Posted by Realist
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Excellent news then !!!So the sky isn't going to fall in as per Project Fear crapola.
WTO also approved us being independent member of the GPA so we can tap a $1.3 trillion market.
All looking sweet !
And yep we can tap into the GPA of other countries, as can other countries can tap in to ours.
However, Regardless of Wednesday’s approval, the U.K. will remain a member of the GPA under its current terms if the British government approves a withdrawal agreement or extends its negotiations with the EU beyond the scheduled Brexit date of March 29.
02-03-2019, 05:39 PM
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Re: Norway Backs BrExit Britain with $1 Trillion
Originally Posted by AnnieS
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So Norway plans to buy more of the UK up after Brexit when things will be going at a discount. Many countries now own British assets. Is there any reason this is good news?
It isn't the good news as brexiters try to make out and is just another grasping at straws by them. Considering that they 'only' invest 8% in this country.
And the bit that realist left out because it didn't suit his argument says it only invested in equities, bonds and real estate. Big help for UK industry etc I'm sure
The fund, built from Norway’s oil and gas revenues and one of the biggest investors in Britain, said 8.5 percent of its portfolio was in British equities, bonds and real estate at the end of 2018.
02-03-2019, 06:19 PM
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Re: Norway Backs BrExit Britain with $1 Trillion
Originally Posted by Bread
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And here come the UShttps://www.google.com/amp/s/www.exp...trade-deal/amp
The guidelines make clear that one of it's cheif objectives will be to secure access for US agricultural to UK markets and to eliminate "practices that unfairly decrease US market access opportunities or distort agri markets to the detriment of the US."
The guidelines also want a mechanism to allow the US "to take appropriate action if the UK negotiates a free trade agreement with a non-market country." Thus making it impossible for the UK to negotiate a FTA with China for example.
It also wants access to UK government procurement whilst maintaining 'US buy America programmes and ruling out UK access to US state procurement markets.
Again lack of research and grasping at straws of brexiters comes to the forefront (and believing the UKIP daily)
02-03-2019, 07:43 PM
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Re: Norway Backs BrExit Britain with $1 Trillion
Originally Posted by itsme
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Ah yes our close friends with the special relationship????The guidelines make clear that one of it's cheif objectives will be to secure access for US agricultural to UK markets and to eliminate "practices that unfairly decrease US market access opportunities or distort agri markets to the detriment of the US."
The guidelines also want a mechanism to allow the US "to take appropriate action if the UK negotiates a free trade agreement with a non-market country." Thus making it impossible for the UK to negotiate a FTA with China for example.
It also wants access to UK government procurement whilst maintaining 'US buy America programmes and ruling out UK access to US state procurement markets.
Again lack of research and grasping at straws of brexiters comes to the forefront (and believing the UKIP daily)
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