Brexit Boom™

[WTFH]

Brexit Boom™

Millie’s surgery cost 160g of gold.

2 years ago it would have been 200g
5 years ago it would have been 130g.

OK, in these figures I have based it on the invoice price and not allowed for inflation.
The next thing I need to do is find a methadone cost tracker to see how much it would have been 2 or 5 years ago.

Yesterday’s spot rate was £128.33 per gram, or over 4x the price of gold.

[WTFH]

Brexit Boom™

Or the price of gold. Anything. JUst not ******

Millie’s surgery cost 160g of gold.

2 years ago it would have been 200g
5 years ago it would have been 130g.

[BrilloPad]

Please discuss other topics that are relevant to the UK like fox hunting.

Or the price of gold. Anything. JUst not ******

[motoukenin]

Government borrowing at lowest August level for 10 years - BBC News

Yes, I know, we are still in the EU, hence why all the economic news is a constant stream of good news...

While you were away we decided not to talk about Brexit , it was causing a lot of fear and depression as the real truth of the decision was unfolding before our eyes, and that was just the leavers.

Please discuss other topics that are relevant to the UK like fox hunting.

[bobspud]

12 months of continuous downturn, job losses, poor economic data - one seemingly bit of good news and it is successful Brexit!

UK economy to slow rapidly in 2018 as hard Brexit looms, OECD forecasts

Bring it.

[scooterscot]

12 months of continuous downturn, job losses, poor economic data - one seemingly bit of good news and it is successful Brexit!

UK economy to slow rapidly in 2018 as hard Brexit looms, OECD forecasts

[jamesbrown]

It is now so abundantly clear that Brexit isn't going to happen, that I might buy some more British stocks.

Five euros says it will

[BlasterBates]

It is now so abundantly clear that Brexit isn't going to happen, that I might buy some more British stocks.

[DimPrawn]

Retail sales growth boosted by clothing - BBC News

UK retail sales grew by 1% in August compared with the previous month, with sales of clothing and non-essential items reported as strong.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) also said that compared with last August, sales volumes were 2.4% higher.

It was the 52nd month in a row that sales have risen.

I blame Brexit.

[bobspud]

Wondering if this was manufactured...

Several things that I was in line to start / know about have all been inexplicably delayed due to funding and business cases being stalled.

[Lance]

Government borrowing at lowest August level for 10 years - BBC News

Yes, I know, we are still in the EU, hence why all the economic news is a constant stream of good news...

sorry. that's my fault. did a load of weekends in June. ******* helluva VAT bill mind.

[DimPrawn]

Government borrowing at lowest August level for 10 years - BBC News

Yes, I know, we are still in the EU, hence why all the economic news is a constant stream of good news...