Matthew Lynn is a financial columnist at The Daily Telegraph. He specializes in business and economics, covering topics such as markets, finance, and personal finance, with a particular focus on green energy and electric vehicles. Matthew's work has been featured in prominent publications including MoneyWeek, The Australian Financial Review, and The Spectator.
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The ECB is taking a risk by warning of trouble ahead. After all, it could prompt investors to start bailing out the market.
Credit: Jaguar It might, I suppose, have been worse. It could have followed the fund manager formerly known as Aberdeen to restyle itself as JGR.
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It might, I suppose, have been worse. It could have followed the fund manager formerly known as Aberdeen to restyle itself as JGR. Or as with the Royal Mail, it could have opted for something along the lines of International Motoring Services.
By: Matthew Lynn
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