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What baseline are you going on though, if you take the last 5 years it's certainly not bumbling along the bottom!
Yes, I did consider posting the same chart. As I thought you would post it. I am talking about now compared to 2015 when the EU referendum was announced.What baseline are you going on though, if you take the last 5 years it's certainly not bumbling along the bottom!
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Also, the only thing holding sterling at its current level is interest expectations i.e. a potential interest rate increase by the BoE sooner than expected.
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I’m sure I paid £1.52 for vpower the other day.
Not really anywhere near a Tesco any more, but got 2 shells within about 10 miles of each other.
Not really anywhere near a Tesco any more, but got 2 shells within about 10 miles of each other.
They are taking the michael. Other than a few crackpots, it'll be just BP card holders paying what will probably be the new normal in a couple of months time.
Filled up today at Tescos 145.9 but std UL was 138.9. A 5p increase in a week. We are apparently 2p per litre off the highest ever UK price at the pumps Pump prices for petrol and diesel are near a record high
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Over €2 per litre in Germany now.
The €2 number is probably like @nn7man motorway price as Germany has much lower taxes on fuel than the UK Fuel price breakdown UK had the highest looking at May 2020.
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“In many parts of the country (Germany) petrol pump prices have gone over €2, the highest most people can ever remember.”
Highest fuel prices in Italy and France too so no matter which way you want to cut it, rises are everywhere, no matter how much tax on fuel there is or isn’t.
UK Fuel Duty has been frozen since March 2011.
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Highest fuel prices in Italy and France too so no matter which way you want to cut it, rises are everywhere, no matter how much tax on fuel there is or isn’t.
UK Fuel Duty has been frozen since March 2011.
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Well yes if you put Diesel in your A45, but for petrol, from your link:
Yes fuel prices are rocketing but as we all know prices can be £176.9 at many motorway service stations or £1.40 odd at a super market petrol station. Either way it's a perfect storm in the UK with natural gas prices high now and getting higher in the spring when the cap is raised again.
And we can't win by going for a Tesla. They have raised their prices 😟
And we can't win by going for a Tesla. They have raised their prices 😟
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I'm not so sure that its a situation unique to the UK....
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VENICE, Italy (AP) — The Italian glassblowers of Murano have survived plagues and pandemics. They transitioned to highly prized artistic creations to outrun low-priced competition from Asia. But surging energy prices are shattering their economic model.
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Germany slashes renewable energy tax due to soaring prices | DW | 15.10.2021
Soaring energy costs have left Europe in a bind as autumn turns to winter. To ease the burden on consumers, Germany's grid operators are slashing a tax levied to help fund renewable investments.
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Power price surge threatens Spanish recovery
Surging natural gas prices across Europe could hinder the economic recovery in Spain, where small businesses crucial to local employment are more exposed than elsewhere on the continent to steep rises in power bills.
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Forester just likes to blame everything on Brexit 😂😂
We talk about rejecting a car. It would be good if that cohort saw in stark technicolor what they have done on a daily routine basis and reject it.
The Berlin Tesla factory open day. It could have been ours in the UK Subscribe to read | Financial Times
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Glass is also half full.
Nissan in the UK and benefitting from Brexit (and they sure produce more cars than Tesla).
www.theguardian.com
www.ft.com
But none of this has anything to do with the topic
Nissan in the UK and benefitting from Brexit (and they sure produce more cars than Tesla).
Brexit has given competitive edge on car battery tariffs, says Nissan chief
Owner of UK’s largest car factory to push ahead with new Qashqai and says UK leaving the EU has been positive for the company
www.theguardian.com
Nissan greets Brexit deal as chance to expand range at Sunderland
Group says agreement creates opportunities as it moves battery making to north-east site
www.ft.com
But none of this has anything to do with the topic
"is considered to be relatively small compared with other automotive battery factories. Industry insiders do not generally describe it as a “gigafactory” on the scale of those being built in Europe"Glass is also half full.
Nissan in the UK and benefitting from Brexit.
Brexit has given competitive edge on car battery tariffs, says Nissan chief | Nissan | The Guardian
Owner of UK’s largest car factory to push ahead with new Qashqai and says UK leaving the EU has been positive for the company
But none of this has anything to do with the topic
Last para sums it up. Clutching at straws rather than glass half full. At the same time Honda pulled up the drawbridge from the UK.
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