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DimPrawn replied

22 January 2013, 08:52
Mental.

What about the price of holy water? Is that going up or down?
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BrilloPad replied

22 January 2013, 08:02
Yet another way in which the EU makes everyone's lives a misery.
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EternalOptimist replied

21 January 2013, 22:35
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Yes, some essential to life things are getting cheaper:

Carbon price under EU emissions Trading System hits all-time low

"The price of carbon hit a record low in Europe on Monday as the over-supply of emissions permits during the global economic downturn continued to undermine the carbon market.

The price fell below 4.8 euros in early trading, before recovering to above 5 euros by late afternoon."

BBC News - Carbon price under EU emissions Trading System hits all-time low

Anybody shorting it yet?

Papal indulgences are coming down as well
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AtW started a topic Deflation news

21 January 2013, 22:05
Deflation news

Yes, some essential to life things are getting cheaper:

Carbon price under EU emissions Trading System hits all-time low

"The price of carbon hit a record low in Europe on Monday as the over-supply of emissions permits during the global economic downturn continued to undermine the carbon market.

The price fell below 4.8 euros in early trading, before recovering to above 5 euros by late afternoon."

BBC News - Carbon price under EU emissions Trading System hits all-time low

Anybody shorting it yet?
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