They started falling after 2016, so whilst we were still technically members for a few years after they could see the writing on the wall
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UK inflation rate forecast 2023 | Statista
In 2023, the annual inflation rate for the United Kingdom is expected to be 6.1 percent, following an annual rate of 9.1 percent in 2022.
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When will inflation in the UK come down?
We expect inflation to fall to around 5% by the end of 2023. Then we expect it to keep on falling and reach our 2% target in the first half of 2025.
www.bankofengland.co.uk
Of course we'll no doubt get brexiteers claiming than 0.08% is bigger than 4%
Way things are going, that 0.08% will soon be worth less than Bod's chicken nuggets.
Inflation does have some upsides.
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Weren't they selling to them in the first place then? Are they stupid?
Well the Bof E predicted that inflation would keep falling from the end of 2022...UK inflation rate forecast 2023 | Statista
In 2023, the annual inflation rate for the United Kingdom is expected to be 6.1 percent, following an annual rate of 9.1 percent in 2022.When will inflation in the UK come down?
We expect inflation to fall to around 5% by the end of 2023. Then we expect it to keep on falling and reach our 2% target in the first half of 2025.
Hasn't quite worked out that way has it
It's a shame mystic meg is no longer with us, as no doubt she'll have given you a prediction you'll have swallowed hook line and sinker
Well, you of all people should know all about, promises, sorry, predictions that don’t happen, shouldn’t you?
Had to laugh at the 'similar threads' section at the bottom of the page. Oh look………
The stupid bit would have been carrying on trading with the UK after brexit at all..
They simply have found alternative customers elsewhere in the biggest trading bloc there is!
That didn’t answer my question but a not totally unexpected non-answer/swerve from you. Again.
Still not come to terms with the fact that you ruined the plans of millions of people?Well, you of all people should know all about, promises, sorry, predictions that don’t happen, shouldn’t you?
Oh but that's right, you don't care!
How about you contribute to a topic instead of simply trying to get it closed?
I'm sorry, I forgot the IQ level of the person I was replying to...
They have simply traded more with other countries in the EU to offset the loss of trade with a xenophobic/red tape bound UK...
Simple enough for you to understand?
No. If they’re that close to them and it’s less aggro to trade with them, they should have been trading with them and not us already. Simple answer is, you dont have a friend in Denmark and this story is totally fictitious.
It’s like me saying my 'friend' used to export to the EU but now there’s so much aggro, he sells to someone round the corner to him that he never sold to before.
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Yeah, let’s keep it on topic like you have.
Don't blame me and those that voted to leave for 'ruining' your plans. You had plenty of time and should have left when you had the chance. Still could if you were needed over there. Simple truth was and still is, you had nothing to bring to the party!
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Interesting, was chatting to a client earlier today who is benefitting from this - they run remote services for UK businesses, and use mostly Pakistani workers - business is on the up.
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