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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostHow very conciliatory of you.
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostSo no property market collapse. Another remain lie. I feel hard done by.
Not a good thing in the long run, if even vaster swathes than presently, become foreign-owned.
But hey ho.Comment
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Originally posted by CretinWatcher View PostAs many others predicted, the weak pound means foreign buyers see a buying oppo.
Not a good thing in the long run, if even vaster swathes than presently, become foreign-owned.
But hey ho.Comment
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Looks like Ford are considering closing their engine manufacturing plants.
Ford to consider closing UK factories in Leave towns after Brexit | Business News | News | The Independent
Doesn't really make sense to export engines to the EU and reimport the assembled cars. I presume they'll build the engines in Europe and either export the assembled cars or engines to the UK, that way there will be less tariffs and other administrative costs to payI'm alright JackComment
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Originally posted by CretinWatcher View PostSo do you think there will be more or less manufacturing in 5 years?
Bear in mind there was something of a renaissance in past years.
Not that I give a sh1t, most of those in manufacturing areas voted leave - fook em.
As an example, the boss of New Balance was on R5 Sports Business yesterday saying fully committed to their UK plant. Nothing will change.Comment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostLooks like Ford are considering closing their engine manufacturing plants.
Ford to consider closing UK factories in Leave towns after Brexit | Business News | News | The Independent
Doesn't really make sense to export engines to the EU and reimport the assembled cars. I presume they'll build the engines in Europe and either export the assembled cars or engines to the UK, that way there will be less tariffs and other administrative costs to pay
They say prices will rise but that means fewer sales. The cars are already overpriced.Comment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostLooks like Ford are considering closing their engine manufacturing plants.
Ford to consider closing UK factories in Leave towns after Brexit | Business News | News | The Independent
Doesn't really make sense to export engines to the EU and reimport the assembled cars. I presume they'll build the engines in Europe and either export the assembled cars or engines to the UK, that way there will be less tariffs and other administrative costs to payComment
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Taken from PWC
Remaining was only good for Multi-nationals and the very wealthy.Comment
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostMore. The reports I have heard suggest an upturn in orders from overseas.
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I prefer to look at the published data.
But in any case, the strategy now is to make as much dosh on the Brexit gravy train as possible, then fook off to sunnier climes .Comment
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