[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[d000hg]

Today Brexit will take 10 years I see. Next week it might only take 2.

Brexit trade deal could take 10 years, says UK's ambassador - BBC News

[GB9]

German and French economies powering ahead, which won't be good for the UK's negotiating position.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...gauge-improves

So the Germans start at 0.2 for the last 3 months whereas we started at 0.5. Where is the stronger growth?

And the only reason a deal would take longer than 2 years is because no-one knows who we are negotiating with and whether or not we can run 2 bits of negotiation in parallel because the EU leaders and EU commission can't agree amongst themselves.

[darmstadt]

Farage is there for buying his new home ready for his German residency and German Passport. He has done well living off EU money.

Actually he was on German TV waffling bollocks as normal...

[Paddy]

Bれexit warning

https://www.ft.com/content/cc085d38-...a-2b93a6856354

Japanese financial institutions have warned that they need clarity on the UK's future relationship with the EU or they will begin moving some functions from London within six months.
...uncertainty surrounding London’s future as a gateway to Europe meant it “would be better for our EU-based customers to have an alternative hub”.

[sasguru]

Meanwhile even the Dail Wail is beginning to realise what a clusterfook this is

Half of UK households are worried about Brexit - Which? survey | Daily Mail Online

Wait till retailers' hedging runs out, and prices REALLY spike next year.
Oil and Dollar rising too. Guess what, we buy Oil in dollars. Oh Dear, double whammy!

[BlasterBates]

Meanwhile even the Dail Wail is beginning to realise what a clusterfook this is

Half of UK households are worried about Brexit - Which? survey | Daily Mail Online

Wait till retailers' hedging runs out, and prices REALLY spike next year.
Oil and Dollar rising too. Guess what, we buy Oil in dollars. Oh Dear, double whammy!

Food and drink firms warned this week that Britons will have less food choices

In Brexit Britain, English cuisine will be going back to the bland uneatable sh*te they used to serve up in the 1950's.

[GB9]

In Brexit Britain, English cuisine will be going back to the bland uneatable sh*te they used to serve up in the 1950's.

You're expecting meltdown based upon a 4% drop vs the Euro? Good luck.

Tesco has actually cut 12.5% off its in store bakery. Very tasty too.

[sasguru]

You're expecting meltdown based upon a 4% drop vs the Euro? Good luck.

Commodities are priced in dollars.

[Paddy]

You're expecting meltdown based upon a 4% drop vs the Euro? Good luck.

Tesco has actually cut 12.5% off its in store bakery. Very tasty too.

Do you not have Waitrose in your area?

[BlasterBates]

You're expecting meltdown based upon a 4% drop vs the Euro? Good luck.

Tesco has actually cut 12.5% off its in store bakery. Very tasty too.

Brexit actually hasn't happened.

But when the goods need a day to get through customs, watch prices shoot up.

You just need to visit a Swiss supermarket to see what will happen to prices. I used to regularly drive past a queue of lorries several km long waiting to get into Switzerland.