Rebirth of the Financial Overlord

Chirp, chirp—

Chirp, chirp—

Its daybreak.

Norman Ramon, who was sung by the birds, woke up from his dream. He slept soundly after singing excitedly all night. Now he hears the birds chirping and breathes the vitality of the morning. He feels that life is so wonderful.

Put on your suit and tie.

Looking at his handsome and burly self in the mirror, the corners of Lamont's mouth could not help but curl up.

History will be rewritten today, and it is the great Lord Lament who rewrites the history of world finance.

Touching the golden and somewhat gray hair on his head, thinking that he would go down in history and become the greatest finance minister, Lamont couldn't help but clenched his fists and praised the handsome and wise man in the mirror.

"Lamont, you are the best."

bang bang——

A brief knock sounded from outside the door, and the butler's voice came respectfully.

"Mr. Counselor Conn, they have arrived."

"I see."

After adjusting his tie again and confirming that there were no wrinkles in his clothes, Lamont stepped out of the bedroom.

"My lord, morning."

"Morning, sir."

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In the restaurant, the consultants who came early in the morning saw the boss coming, and quickly got up to say hello. Lamont nodded and glanced casually at the invited reporter.

"Morning, everyone. It's rare that everyone is so early. You must not have breakfast. Cato, is breakfast ready? The guests can't wait."

Following Norman Lamont's call, the maid came to the dining room with a tray.

The exquisite tray is filled with bread, the golden color and the shape of a croissant, which makes people very appetizing at first glance.

British people don't talk about work at the dinner table?

It's all bullshit.

Over croissants, the visiting consultants talk about work.

Well.

Yes, this is a croissant breakfast meeting. The lira has collapsed. As the British finance minister, it is natural to express his attitude.

"My lord. The lira is collapsing, there are some bad rumors in the market, what should we do about it?"

"Oh, my God. How can a chaotic country compare to Great Britain. Don't worry, everything is as I expected."

"Don't we have to do something?"

"Of course. Deutsche Bank cut interest rates as I expected, and I have the highest praise for their actions. And this will bring the exchange rate mechanism of the European Community back to the normal track."

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Eight in the morning.

The news of a London newspaper has attracted the attention of many people.

‘The Italian lira fell 15 percent on Friday, and the price fell below the lower rail of the exchange rate mechanism. Lord Norman Lamont, the chancellor of the exchequer, called a breakfast meeting in the morning, as the lira plummeted. However, Lord Lamont didn't seem to feel pressured by Lila's collapse, and he looked a little smug. "

"We can assure you that Lord Lamont is very confident in the pound."

"He said that any unruly attitude towards the pound will be met with the iron fist of the Bank of England."

Lamont probably has never seen the scene of Zhuge Liang laying out the empty city plan in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but obviously, the chancellor of the exchequer is also well-versed in psychology. Some media spread his casual attitude, which is undoubtedly the most effective way to combat short information.

But finance has always been a silent war.

You have a good plan, I have a wall ladder.

By noon, analysts from major financial institutions also appeared in front of the stage.

The Times

‘As part of the deal to devalue the lira, Deutsche Bank has pledged to cut interest rates by 0.25 per cent, which could actually boost the value of the pound. '

The Sun

'The chaos in Italy is there for all to see, even though they're relatively unstoppable. But Italy's nearly open corruption and ubiquitous Mafia make the country simply the most chaotic in Europe. The United Kingdom is not comparable to a country like Italy at all. The United Kingdom has a Conservative Party leader who has changed its economy. It is believed that the current economic status quo can be changed in the shortest possible time. '

The Mirror

'The leader of the Italian Socialist Party has been deeply involved in corruption, which has triggered large-scale demonstrations in Italy. According to sources, more than 70% of the cabinet members are involved in this anti-corruption investigation. '

"Two months ago, Milan's top prosecutor, Vanni Facconel, his wife and security guards were bombed and killed instantly while investigating corruption between the Socialist Party and the Catholic Democratic Party and the Mafia."

"It is reported that the assassination of Vani Falconel is closely related to an investigator of the Italian Financial Investigation Bureau. This investigator named Danny Houston is said to be closely related to the Italian Mafia Casio family, and , before, planned a case of kidnapping a businessman with foreign capital.”

"Guardian"

Prime Minister Sir John Major said that the Conservative Party, the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank have formulated the best economic recovery plan. It is believed that with the implementation of the plan, the British economy will recover completely from the end of this year to the beginning of next year. Estimation problem.

Sir John Major said that it is the general trend for the UK to join the European Common Economic Community. This will bring greater convenience to the UK export industry.

He promised that the bill will be promoted as soon as possible to improve the welfare of all classes.

"Financial Times"

Since August, e-nomads have launched several attacks on the pound, but the Bank of England has successfully resisted these malicious selling pressure on the pound.

Robin Leigh Pember of the Bank of England publicly stated that the international speculators electronic nomads headed by Shen Jiannan and Soros used borrowed money to impact the exchange rate of the pound in order to achieve the purpose of short selling to obtain profits. But the British pound, there is no possibility of depreciation at all. The Bank of England has foreign exchange reserves worth 23 billion pounds, and is preparing to borrow 14 billion dollars worth of currency from international banks.

The central bank has absolute confidence to increase its ability to defend the pound.

The Daily Mail, founded by Alfred Harmsworth, is the second largest newspaper organization in the UK.

The news in the newspaper follows the example of American newspapers, with clear themes and fast pace. At the same time, the content also vigorously caters to the needs of the society, reporting court news, sports news, stock quotes, political talks, summaries of world public opinion, social news, technological inventions, women's gardens, etc. Taking the women's line and the middle class line, the "Daily Mail" has achieved huge gains in these ways of adapting to society, and the circulation of the first issue reached 390,000 copies.

It reached 1 million copies around 1900, which once affected the survival of The Times.

If it is the second most popular newspaper for the British middle class, there is absolutely no competition for the first.

While many people were talking about the impact of the collapse of the lira on the UK, an elderly Jewish man in his early sixties walked into the Daily Mail building with a middle-aged man in his fifties with a big belly.

"Mr. Soros. Hello, I am Turns, editor-in-chief of the Daily Mail. It is a pleasure to be of your service."

"Oh. Hello, I heard your boss mentioned you. By the way, let me introduce you. This is Bain Piersman, a professor of psychology at the University of London. I think the next job is for you Assist to complete."

"Professor Piersman, hello."

"Hello."

A group of people greeted each other, and under the leadership of Turns, several people sat down around the projection room.

Soon, someone came in with several times the steaming coffee, and the accompanying person was carrying a video tape in his hand.

Greeting Soros and his party, Turns picked up the video tape and put it into the video recorder. With the shaking of the picture, it gradually stabilized.

"Mr. Finance Minister, a well-known analyst said that the main problem of the economy is the reversal of the trade balance. If the pound depreciates, it may not be more in line with the interests of the United Kingdom than the current exchange rate. Will the Ministry of Finance and the central bank consider depreciation as market rumors say? .”

"Mr Treasurer, will the central bank choose to devalue the pound to stimulate exports, as the market expects?"

In the video, a middle-aged man with blond hair is particularly conspicuous. It is impressively the same as Norman Lamont, the chancellor of the exchequer, when he faced reporters not long ago when he asked whether the pound would depreciate.

"Oh shit. You bastards always want to make big news, don't you. I recently had an idea to travel to space, would you like to go with me? I really want to put you bastards in a rocket"

"His Excellency the Treasurer. The public has the right to know the government's attitude towards monetary policy."

"Our attitude is that there will never be a depreciation of the pound."

A few minutes of video tape came to an abrupt end, and Turns and Soros' eyes stayed on Piersman's face, as if they were waiting for him to make a conclusion.

In this regard, the professor of psychology at the University of London just smiled, picked up the coffee on the table and took a sip gracefully.

"This man is lying."

"I would like to hear from you."

"He blinked at least six times a minute while he was talking."

"Very good. Thank you, Professor Piersman, for your impartial answer."

"You're welcome, as a psychology professor, I have the responsibility and obligation to expose all lies."

Six p.m.

The Daily Mail comes out on time.

Ben Piersman, a famous professor of psychology at the University of London, watched the video of Chancellor of the Exchequer Norman Lamont's speech today. Professor Piersman:

The man was lying, and his eyes were blinking six or seven times per minute, the standard lying response.