The investment community and other observers were quick to react to the Chancellor's Autumn Statement on Twitter. Here are some of the best tweets.
Mark Cooper (@XYZMarkCooper) 10 Year UK Gilt yield falls to 2.19%. A crucial number that endorses Govt policy. Carry on George Simon Ward (@Simonlovesmoney) Yep, page 95 of OBR report, there it is: 700k public sector jobs to go by 2017 Linda Yueh (@lindayueh) UK debt to peak at 78% GDP not 71% & 1yr later vs March budget. 2012 GDP forecast cut by 2/3 to 0.7% from 2.5%. Gilt yields fell, £ higher. Pete Matthew (@PeteMatthew) Alright George, let's not have too much blaming Labour for the mess. Get on with what's important Martin Bamford (@martinbamford) These public...
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