Deflation news

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Paddy replied

31 January 2012, 12:16
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Everything seems to be going up by more than inflation.

Shadow Government Statistics : Home Page

Inflation figures have always been fiddled by governments. Some people are just beging to realise that.
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BrilloPad replied

31 January 2012, 10:07
'Ofwat acknowledged that the price hikes would be unwelcome in tough economic times but insisted customers would get “value for money”. '

Whilst the proles still get Football delivered to their living rooms I doubt they will care.
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DimPrawn replied

31 January 2012, 09:02
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Everything seems to be going up by more than inflation.

Except inflation, that's going down.
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TimberWolf replied

31 January 2012, 09:00
Everything seems to be going up by more than inflation.
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DimPrawn started a topic Deflation news

31 January 2012, 08:58
Deflation news

Water bills to rise by up to 8.8pc - Telegraph

Ofwat, the water industry regulator, announced that charges would go up by an average of 5.7 per cent in England and Wales from April, ahead of inflation.

Customers of southern Water will see their combined water and sewerage bill rise by 8.2 per cent or £31 – the highest increase of those offering both services.

Quick fire up them printing presses! We don't want to be engulfed by deflation do we?
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