The Breakfast Debate
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The US dollar is at a high against nearly every currency you plonker,from mid june the pound lost 10 cents or about 7%,the Euro has lost about 4% against the dollar in the same period as has the Yen,Ausy dollar in fact nearly every currency stop making it up.
Sorry m8 having a clamp down on border controls,no paki's or Itie's this week.hope it drops more as im on my way over tomorrow one for one would be good
You're the last,but no one ever took much notice of you anywayYou sure they have given up?
Sorry m8 having a clamp down on border controls,no paki's or Itie's this week.
oh bloody el saab hope they arnt all leaving in a hurry i am looking forward to a nice vindalooooooooo
The Euro is also under pressure against other "safe haven currencies" ( the pound used to be one of those) because of our brexit. If you had a clue about how it worked it would be worth discussing but you should stop embarrassing yourself and start talking about how immigration is going to fall because of us leaving. Oh wait a minute.
You're the last,but no one ever took much notice of you anyway
I can't help the stupidity of others.
So every world currency is under pressure apart from the US dollar because of us,The Euro is also under pressure against other "safe haven currencies" ( the pound used to be one of those) because of our brexit. If you had a clue about how it worked it would be worth discussing but you should stop embarrassing yourself and start talking about how immigration is going to fall because of us leaving. Oh wait a minute.
try reading your own posts and you might realise how stupid they are.And you don't understand that if we don't let in 3 million Poles,Romainian etc immigration will fall 
what planet you on ?
Have you nicked TC's wum book of statistics
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I started a travel company last week, I got thousands of upset whinging remainiacs to book holidays abroad now I've closed it down and am running off with the money, I blame brexit, they'll understand, it wasn't my incompetence, honest guv
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Cant believe you clowns are still rabbiting on about Brexit. How did this thread get side tracked into that
Glory's still beefing and won't accept the democratic wishes of the majority of intelligent UK citizensCant believe you clowns are still rabbiting on about Brexit. How did this thread get side tracked into that
and, he's not gonna be happy you calling him a clown either
Behave Chipster.
The FTSE 100 stands at its highest point this year, the FTSE 250 has nearly recovered all its losses from before the referendum and is more than 1500 points higher than its February low.
Sterling has depreciated, but this is no bad thing. Every major economy in the world has been trying to depreciate its currency over the last few years, its one of the reasons global interest rates are so low. Now that our currency has depreciated it means our assets are that much more attractive to foreign investors, and our goods and services are that much cheaper for foreign consumers - e.g. Port Talbot steel is currently 8% more competitive.
Despite threats to the contrary, not a single UK based company has moved its operations abroad, yet numerous foreign companies have reiterated there dedication to UK investment, development and job creation.
And finally, we have countries lining up to do trade deals with us - India now extremely hopeful they can finally have a European trading partner. Even the US has been knocking on the door, as have Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Iceland, Mexico, Switzerland …(do you want more, I have them).
The REAL fact is that the UK economy is extremely robust. It is the world’s fifth largest, well diversified and supported by open, liquid, solvent, established and world-renowned institutions. It is time to forget the emotionally fuelled threats and depressing predictions from the sour graped leave voters . When we look at the facts and consider our future as a Sovereign, established and great Country, there is a lot of good news on the horizon
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As for Lowcost holidays - anyone stupid enough to use a company not ATOL registered deserves to lose their money for being said stupid
The FTSE 100 stands at its highest point this year, the FTSE 250 has nearly recovered all its losses from before the referendum and is more than 1500 points higher than its February low.
Sterling has depreciated, but this is no bad thing. Every major economy in the world has been trying to depreciate its currency over the last few years, its one of the reasons global interest rates are so low. Now that our currency has depreciated it means our assets are that much more attractive to foreign investors, and our goods and services are that much cheaper for foreign consumers - e.g. Port Talbot steel is currently 8% more competitive.
Despite threats to the contrary, not a single UK based company has moved its operations abroad, yet numerous foreign companies have reiterated there dedication to UK investment, development and job creation.
And finally, we have countries lining up to do trade deals with us - India now extremely hopeful they can finally have a European trading partner. Even the US has been knocking on the door, as have Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Iceland, Mexico, Switzerland …(do you want more, I have them
).The REAL fact is that the UK economy is extremely robust. It is the world’s fifth largest, well diversified and supported by open, liquid, solvent, established and world-renowned institutions. It is time to forget the emotionally fuelled threats and depressing predictions from the sour graped leave voters . When we look at the facts and consider our future as a Sovereign, established and great Country, there is a lot of good news on the horizon
.As for Lowcost holidays - anyone stupid enough to use a company not ATOL registered deserves to lose their money for being said stupid
so thats about 6p then.poor bloody company then.seems their big gamble did not pay off.bunch of chancers preying on people hoping for a bargain.That's bollox,I got 1.24 euro to the pound exchange,2 weeks before the vote,now its 1.17 about 5%, and Brexit means Brexit
Shako started it then fooked offCant believe you clowns are still rabbiting on about Brexit. How did this thread get side tracked into that
and left us a deluded Glory to put right.
my god i agree with TC.loads of countries in south america grow fruit.spain can stick it if they want.lamb and beef a plenty if we need extra.south africa ?.Behave Chipster.
The FTSE 100 stands at its highest point this year, the FTSE 250 has nearly recovered all its losses from before the referendum and is more than 1500 points higher than its February low.
Sterling has depreciated, but this is no bad thing. Every major economy in the world has been trying to depreciate its currency over the last few years, its one of the reasons global interest rates are so low. Now that our currency has depreciated it means our assets are that much more attractive to foreign investors, and our goods and services are that much cheaper for foreign consumers - e.g. Port Talbot steel is currently 8% more competitive.
Despite threats to the contrary, not a single UK based company has moved its operations abroad, yet numerous foreign companies have reiterated there dedication to UK investment, development and job creation.
And finally, we have countries lining up to do trade deals with us - India now extremely hopeful they can finally have a European trading partner. Even the US has been knocking on the door, as have Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Iceland, Mexico, Switzerland …(do you want more, I have them
The REAL fact is that the UK economy is extremely robust. It is the world’s fifth largest, well diversified and supported by open, liquid, solvent, established and world-renowned institutions. It is time to forget the emotionally fuelled threats and depressing predictions from the sour graped leave voters . When we look at the facts and consider our future as a Sovereign, established and great Country, there is a lot of good news on the horizon
think your maths are out glory.just over one third of the country voted for brexit.one third voted to remain and just under a third who registerd to vote and who did not register could not be bothered to vote.thats about sixteen million ish...hmmm.Have you nicked TC's book of statistics
That's the problem with the swivel eyed remaniacs Wakey, they can't see further than the EU Bloc
Know what you mean,I've had sleepless nights about it