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Not unless said banknotes are being helicopter dropped on hectares of corn, causing a poor harvest, or are being used to bung oil wells etc.
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And even if they did rise, they'd be making a big song and dance about a +0.25% increase, while inflation raged at 10 or 20%. Savers look to be well fooked. Who takes any notice of BoE base rates anymore anyway?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAnd fire up the prining presses again. This is why we won't be seeing interest rate rises.
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These printed money don't go into economy - they go into commodities, or more precisely using that money to leverage even more existing money to pour all that cashflow into commodities using all sort of dodgy geared tulipy instruments that were primarily designed to enable dirty spekulation.Originally posted by CheeseSlice View PostStrange, its almost like somebody has been flooding the economy with billions of new bank notes
You are paying for all this in increased fuel prices, food, anything made of real materials, anything that is virtual but requiring electricity to supply, basically in a word you are fooked.
Have a nice day.
I know I didn't.
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And fire up the prining presses again. This is why we won't be seeing interest rate rises.Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post2011 is going to be a rough rough year.
From the retail side now had six 10% plus rises from suppliers and a rise in electricity of 15%.
It's unsustainable.
Double dip by April.
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2011 is going to be a rough rough year.
From the retail side now had six 10% plus rises from suppliers and a rise in electricity of 15%.
It's unsustainable.
Double dip by April.
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Strange, its almost like somebody has been flooding the economy with billions of new bank notesOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostCPI inflation 3.7%, RPI 4.8%
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5 yr NS&I Index LinkedOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostNational Statistics Online - Inflation
CPI inflation 3.7%, RPI 4.8%
And most people are earning what they earned 10 years ago!
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So it seems the politicians big plan is working according to schedule.
Poor citizens.
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Inflation, inflation, inflation
National Statistics Online - Inflation
CPI inflation 3.7%, RPI 4.8%
And most people are earning what they earned 10 years ago!Tags: None
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