[Merged]Brexit stuff

[scooterscot]

And the balance of firms reporting higher exports rose to +8 over the last three months."

Of course they, exports are cheap. Not no longer. RAW material costs are increasing.

[GB9]

Eurozone private sector growth accelerates to 10-month high – business live

"New PMI surveys from Markit show that European factories and service sector firms growing at their fastest rate this year"

Meanwhile in bility: "UK industrial orders fall, as weak pound drives up costs."

Up 0.4% I believe. And they are putting up costs.

Back home:

"The CBI’s business optimism index has risen to -8, from a positively gloomy -47 in September.

And the balance of firms reporting higher exports rose to +8 over the last three months."

[shaunbhoy]

Meanwhile in bility

[scooterscot]

Oh know...

Eurozone private sector growth accelerates to 10-month high – business live

"New PMI surveys from Markit show that European factories and service sector firms growing at their fastest rate this year"

Meanwhile in bility: "UK industrial orders fall, as weak pound drives up costs."

[jamesbrown]

And like most Brexiters, incapable of making any kind of coherent point.

This is your benchmark for a coherent point?

Bless.

[NotAllThere]

See

And like most Brexiters, incapable of making any kind of coherent point.

[shaunbhoy]

they have interesting tax laws which have encouraged many large companies to move their distribution centres to there.
There's probably a very localised reason for them trying to block it, but that won't get reported much outside Belgium.

And Wallonia is a superb example of why the EU is such an unmitigated disaster.
Glad we will soon be out of it.

[WTFH]

I'm saying that we are going to negotiate using the tried and trusted method set down by the EU Commission. As long as Wallonia is eradicated (part of Belgium I believe), then all will be well......

Oooops, they've done it again.

Wallonia is a nasty part of Belgium, full of speed cameras. It's a bit like Northamptonshire. But they have interesting tax laws which have encouraged many large companies to move their distribution centres to there.
There's probably a very localised reason for them trying to block it, but that won't get reported much outside Belgium.

[jamesbrown]

What a strange perception. But then, you are a Brexiter, so delusional thinking is in your make-up.

See

[GB9]

Banks refute leaving claims.