Small observations are sometimes the only way to see bigger issues. The world isn't flat - and actually it's the contours that matter the most.

Joined June 2014
People talk about Currency wars as if it is easy for govts to move FX markets, when lots of experience and evidence says otherwise.
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Is it just me or should #lfc and #RealMadrid #PlayItAgain given everything that’s happened?
This sounds like 'bull' to me: December hike would turn Fed policy ‘neutral’ – Bullard on.ft.com/2gfOdOJ via @fastFT
Funny: talks continue with Canada re a free trade deal, but no discussions permitted with UK about Brexit! ft.com/content/c089ac7e-049b… via @FT
So a Patek Philippe is for life, whereas an Apple Watch will just about make 18 mths. Got it! on.ft.com/2cBFKDs @fastFT
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Here's a turn-up: UK economic surprise index leaps to 3-year high on.ft.com/2bGIOuo via @fastFT
Norway inflation beats expectations on.ft.com/29OsjQf via @fastFT
First we got pop-up shops (u know the sort: here today, gone tomorrow). Now we got pop-up party leader candidates. How insane.
Is nobody in the Establishment safe post the Brexit vote: 1 PM & 2 Brexiteers already gone. Now a #TopGear presenter out too!
The people who caused the people to resign have now resigned. Somebody on the UK political scene has been watching too much Monty Python.
So Corbyn out for his lacklustre Referendum performance, but May in for doing almost exactly the same?? This is doing my head in!
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You can say what you like about #Brexit but at least it looks like it's finally going to slay another demon: deflation, that is.
So the UK Conservatives ditch the leaders of the Remain (Cameron) AND Leave (Johnson) campaigns post-referendum. Defies logic, doesn't it?
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