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Red Wall Tory Mp Defects To Labour
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youngmafbog
As one would have expected a dip in the economy as things adjusted it would suggest positive things have been done after Brexit.
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Happy to admit I was all for Brexit
And whilst there was obviously going to be an unsettled transition period I am struggling to notice any major benefits yet
Fingers crossed though
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As one would have expected a dip in the economy as things adjusted it would suggest positive things have been done after Brexit.
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Happy to admit I was all for Brexit
And whilst there was obviously going to be an unsettled transition period I am struggling to notice any major benefits yet
Fingers crossed though
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So we are 2 years in now but still left wondering what the positives have been so far ?
Genuine question
Asking because Boris said today economy is booming yet inflation is rising faster than wages and is expected to go higher and we have 100,000 job vacancies
Is there a turning point in the near future ?
Or will it get worse before it gets better ?
(Not just us but the whole of europe)
Genuine question
Asking because Boris said today economy is booming yet inflation is rising faster than wages and is expected to go higher and we have 100,000 job vacancies
Is there a turning point in the near future ?
Or will it get worse before it gets better ?
(Not just us but the whole of europe)
royfromaus
Being out of the EU won’t protect us from high inflation and high cost of living.
// UK inflation has risen to a near-30-year high of 5.4%, driven higher by rising prices for food, furniture, clothes and housing costs. This deepens the country’s cost of living crisis, and heaps pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates at its next meeting in February, following December’s surprise hike. //
Being out of the EU won’t protect us from high inflation and high cost of living.
// UK inflation has risen to a near-30-year high of 5.4%, driven higher by rising prices for food, furniture, clothes and housing costs. This deepens the country’s cost of living crisis, and heaps pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates at its next meeting in February, following December’s surprise hike. //
Inflation in the EU most higher than us.
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Webbo3
That is out of date.
EU average 5.2%.
UK 5.4%
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That is out of date.
EU average 5.2%.
UK 5.4%
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Webbo3
The rates across EU vary. Large population countries like France, Italy and Portugal have lower rates than the UK.
The smaller former iron curtain countries such as Lithuania have very high inflation rates.
The point is, being outside the EU doesn’t really protect us from high inflation. France has half our rate.
The rates across EU vary. Large population countries like France, Italy and Portugal have lower rates than the UK.
The smaller former iron curtain countries such as Lithuania have very high inflation rates.
The point is, being outside the EU doesn’t really protect us from high inflation. France has half our rate.
Gromit, I notice you left these out.
From my link
A European Central Bank breakdown of data by country shows Lithuania at the top of the pile with a staggering 9.3 percent inflation, followed by Estonia with 8.4, Belgium with 7.1 and Germany with six. On the lower side, Spain’s inflation stood at 5.6 percent and France 3.4 percent.
From my link
A European Central Bank breakdown of data by country shows Lithuania at the top of the pile with a staggering 9.3 percent inflation, followed by Estonia with 8.4, Belgium with 7.1 and Germany with six. On the lower side, Spain’s inflation stood at 5.6 percent and France 3.4 percent.
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