You asked how big the bracelet and ring you took out were.

The three gold items alone exceeded the budget, and Xiao Tian was hesitating whether to call for help.

Xing Baohua gave him some money, one of which was deposited with Geng Rui, and the other was his salary card, which was deposited in the bank.

You may have money, but that doesn't necessarily mean you can pay for it in this country!

The servant told Xiao Tian, ​​"Your expenses here are a gift from the prince."

"You should have said so earlier! Hey! Bring me that gold dog chain again, and that three-pound one too."

Serving: ...

Xiao Tian boarded the private jet with five pounds of gold, and the necklace he chose, weighing just over a hundred grams, was considered a bonus.

The plane took off and landed in Hong Kong.

Xiao Tian went home first, but couldn't find a suitable place to hide the gold. A little less wouldn't matter, but this was over five pounds of gold!

I was getting so anxious that I finally went to the bank to ask if I could deposit the money.

And you know what? They really can store it, though they charge a storage fee. You put your gold in a bank safe deposit box, they give you a key and tell you to keep it safe. If it gets lost, it's a huge hassle to go through with the paperwork.

Xiao Tianna will rest in Hong Kong for a day before flying to Japan to meet up with Xing Baohua.

Just as Xiaotianna arrived in the desert country, the British Stock Exchange opened.

Exchange employees arrive early and are bombarded with emails. Opening them one by one, they're all asking what's wrong with those accounts. Why are their short positions closing while others at the same time are not? Is there a bug in your system?

The Great Eagle Exchange began its investigation. After much investigation, they found no problems; the only issue was the unregistered individuals.

At this point, exchanges in Wellington, Sydney, JD.com, and Hong Kong began sending transaction details for reconciliation, demanding the return of the funds they had advanced. This money was being handled directly through the Bank of England headquarters.

The sheer number of short positions to settle completely baffled the England headquarters.

There was no news or preparation at all, and they immediately demanded a settlement of over 3 billion yuan.

If they can settle a billion, they can go bankrupt.

Who did it?

check!

The Bank of England has to settle the money advanced by the various exchanges; there's no way they can renege on it this time.

We had no choice but to settle accounts with them and report to the Eagle Government that we had been played and were out of money, and that an even bigger famine was yet to come. One was the massive printing of the Eagle pound, and the other was bankruptcy reorganization.

The Indian pound will cause their pound to continue to fall and never recover. If they go bankrupt, at least they can default on the accounts of some small institutions.

Regardless of whether it's the upper or lower house, a meeting would agree to the bankruptcy of the Central Bank of the United States.

Meanwhile, an organization began investigating those shady accounts. And let me tell you, the investigating department was indeed powerful; they quickly traced it back to Mitsui, and from Mitsui Bank they traced it to Huahong Bank.

It's easier to investigate in Hong Kong. Who has it? Is it lying in Xing Baohua's account?

The Bank of England had just declared bankruptcy and entered liquidation, amidst widespread uproar.

Shortly after, the investigation results came out.

Xing Baohua used some idle accounts to short-sell foreign exchange and made a huge fortune.

This led to the Bank of England incurring enormous losses, ultimately resulting in bankruptcy.

One uproar after another, each scandal bigger than the last.

Did an individual manage to defeat the hawkish central bank?

Who would believe that if I told them?

As for whether Xing Baohua's use of idle accounts to short the pound was compliant with regulations, it was indeed compliant. When foreign exchange trading was initially established, anyone with a European bank account could conduct foreign exchange trading through banks or third-party market makers.

Whether it's an individual or an organization, as long as the account is in order, they can operate.

However, Xing Baohua's actions were only borderline non-compliant.

Even more terrifying is that while Xing Baohua was gambling with the old nobles in cash, with bets totaling over 10 billion yuan, he was also putting aside 1 billion yuan to play on an electronic gambling platform.

Who would have thought that the Central Bank of the United States was so fragile, bankrupting its opponent with just a few billion dollars? Anyone who goes out there will believe it!

In fact, those in the know understand one thing: Xing Baohua launched a precise sneak attack on Dayingbang.

Taking advantage of the fact that the Central Bank of Great Eagle had shifted its main force to the foreign exchange market to resist the decline of their currency, and that the nobles had also borrowed a lot of money from various Great Eagle banks in order to play a tough game with Xing Baohua.

This left their defense vulnerable, with little cash on hand to counter Xing Baohua's short positions.

Moreover, this guy didn't close his positions during the peak trading period, otherwise his funds would have been frozen long ago. He cunningly closed his positions on overseas exchanges, creating a settlement problem through a prepayment mechanism.

This guy figured out all the loopholes.

Only after the cause and effect were analyzed did everyone realize how capable Xing Baohua's team truly was.

When the Bank of England announced its bankruptcy reorganization, the pound sterling began to plummet.

It dropped to around 1.1 and almost became 1:1 with the US dollar.

It hasn't been that long! From 2:1 to 1:1 now. That's a slap in the face; they won't need to pretend anymore. It'll take years for them to recover.

The British Empire is also powerless against Xing Baohua. They are currently searching for evidence of his violations. In fact, they could easily find some random things to accuse him, but Xing Baohua's influence is greater.

Finally, they came up with a shameless excuse: Xing Baohua was not welcomed by the British Empire.

In other words, Xing Baohua will never be able to set foot on the territory of the Great Eagle Empire or its overseas territories again.

The first protest in Hong Kong, besides Hong Kong itself.

Those brainless bastards at Big Eagle are all out of their minds! This is forcing Xing Baohua to move his entire business out of Hong Kong!

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