The EU debate - Part III

That has to be your dumbest yet. If exports are up both in and out of EU due to a depreciating pound it has zero relevance to leaving the EU.

Here is a Daily Mail link to help you
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...eal-statistics-produce-false-connections.html

 

We have a huge jump in non EU exports, that is even better

 

A Mail link that I suspect Pete won't be posting:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...n-opportunity-Brexit-steal-trade-Britain.html

 

Your wife does eight hours a day of unpaid bookkeeping while your various meals are in various ovens so I'm not surprised it's an alien concept to you.

 

Than what. The change is the devaluation of the pound compared to US dollar and Euro dollar

 

It would be silly posting it if you have posted it already

 

Most experts (I will use that lightly) say the pound will gain in value over the Euro and Dollar

 

I'm sure you were right on it though, eh Pete? Just about to post it and I beat you to it, I'm sure.

No, you're probably waiting for Ol' Nige' to swoop in and save the day, aren't you?
He's right on it, I bet. Down the pub, having a drink with his comrades, asking what the next move is.

 

Not sure if you can see video without facecrap

 

Link to these independant experts?

Your response is irrelevant to the issue, if the pound strengthens then exports will weaken, in or out of the EU

 

ITALY AT BREAKING: Hundreds take to streets after migrant attacks teenage girl
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world...raffic.outbrain&utm_campaign=traffic.outbrain

 

Nigel Farage has done his bit helping to get the UK out of the EU.

 

Anyway, their Christmas present is being enjoyed.

 

Is that one dog for each kitchen? Korean style, with noodles?

 

I'm not the one moaning about a weaker pound, you remainers are.

 

You'll moan when prices start to rise in the shops. Or if you go on your hols outside of the U.K.

 

Then I will Holiday in the UK with my Caravan, I think ahead

Also business will raise prices, but if they go too far people will not buy them. Remember when the French car makers put up prices just after Brexit, well nobody purchased the cars and they were discounted back to the same pre brexit levels.

 

I'm not moaning. I'm highlighting the correlation that you want to ignore.

 

Not you directly, but many others here are.

 

I doesn't work quite like that.

Imported materials are already costing 15-20% more. Those who have hedged currency risk ahead will be ok until their contract runs out. Those who did not will soon start passing on their increased costs.

Eventually, and that's sooner rather than later, if the pound stays at these lower levels, inflation will rise sharply. Price increases will be across the board.