Look what Brexit has done now IV

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shaunbhoy replied

2 April 2019, 14:59
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Factory output across the eurozone's biggest economies slides | Daily Mail Online

Oh Dear™

Yeah yeah.....but we haven't left yet, so it is all Britain's fault innit??

Bunch of inbred selfish uneducated bigots that didn't know what they were voting for etc. etc.
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scooterscot replied

2 April 2019, 10:42
Yeah, bier garten wetter ist da.
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DimPrawn started a topic Look what Brexit has done now IV

2 April 2019, 10:29
Look what Brexit has done now IV

Factory output across the eurozone's biggest economies slides | Daily Mail Online

Manufacturing has slumped again in the eurozone’s biggest economies, sparking fresh fears that the bloc is heading for a crisis.

Factory output fell in Germany, France and Italy as demand was hit by a crackdown on trade by the US government, falling demand for diesel cars and a darkening picture for the global economy.

By contrast, UK manufacturers clocked up their best performance for 13 months as they build stockpiles at the fastest rate on record to avoid disruption from Brexit.

Oh Dear™
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