Your Queen wants Brexit Glory and I don't mean 20/20, I mean the German one living in the biggest council house in Britain
So the pound lost 8-10% against the Euro and 12% against the dollar so can you explain why prices would go up 20% ? or is that just more made up crap your posting.
I have tried to be polite but ts not working..... Look you thick twat when we trigger article 50 the uncertainty will take circa another 20% off the pound... Not remainer scare stories but the forecasts from leavers projections......
That's what I thought,more ****e from 2 clueless idiots just making crap up.You need to let it go,you lost and your fairy tails are not just **** but boring.
No you were right first time,remain morons projections,got every single one wrong so far not 1 or 2 or even a few got every fookin projection wrong,only the real thick believe it anymore.Dont you.
Just waiting for the **** to hit the fan.., expecting you to be less visible than a wallie on a sunday by the time it gets to May and June.
Bring it on,the sooner the better,don't be surprised if Le Pen wins the French election in 2017 and the whole EU goes down the pan,and you guys with it.
Lets see what the forecasters REALLY said According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch (Baml), Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank "The start of two years of formal Brexit negotiations with Brussels is expected to push the pound down by more than 5pc against the dollar and euro from current levels of $1.2290 and €1.1764, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch (Baml), Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank. However, the two US banks said the weakness would represent the “last leg down” for sterling, as political risks in Europe weigh on the single currency and the US Federal Reserve raises interest rates more slowly than current projections suggest. "Providing the UK economy remains resilient, we see it recovering through the rest of the year as Brexit fatigue sets in, as a potential deal looks more 'soft’ than 'hard’.” Baml expects sterling to rise to $1.29 by the end of the year, while Morgan Stanley believes sterling will climb to $1.26 against the dollar by the end of next year and $1.45 by the end of 2018. Kathleen Brooks, an analyst at City Index, expects sterling to “rise from the ashes” in 2017 amid a “year of two halves”. “While we expect further declines, potentially back to $1.18 in the first half of the year, we expect it to claw back losses in the second half of the year, and it could end 2017 at around $1.30 to $1.35,” she said. In summary - Brexit will be the best thing to happen in the UK in OUR lifetimes and Glory and 20/20 talk ****e
Best thing in our lifetimes will be for the pound to end up, at best, still 19% down on pre- referendum Yeah, right
I really really do wonder why I continue to answer you, you total muppet Pound lost 15% v dollar and further falls expected (see your leader TC's own post) so 20% a reasonable figure Not all prices will go up 20% but items priced 100% in dollars should be expected to, like a lot of IT EQUIPMENT
