It is just possible that I may have been a little ironic in my reply, Paul.Interesting definition of robust health, Thom, when GBP is weakest against USD for more than 30 years.
It was what is called a flash crash and could be a taste of things to come. The FX market is now the effective opposition to a populist clueless government careering to a Hard B, where the lunatics are running the asylum...they not only have the party over a barrel but the whole country. But don't worry we can export boomerangs to the Australians and bottled country air to the Chinese.
It's OK, a minister has spoken.
MP Mark Garnier, a minister at the Department for International Trade, said: “Clearly it’s [the falling pound] to do with the [Brexit] vote, but actually it’s not an unwelcome reaction. Sterling is probably about where it should be."
This week has been a bizarre nightmare. We can only hope that it's all choreography, but sometimes I fear it isn't.
I hope we are the same individuals we always have been, and continue to be the people we want to be. As for Politics, there is nothing much to like there, even though the fashions have changed, the mannequin is still unlovable.It's really all so very depressing. What have we become?