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Inflation down today... Ford chooses the uk over the EU for production.... wages rising faster than the rest of the G7...

I'm quite surprised it's not being discussed in here?

On another note... China is absolutely up [Poor language removed] creek. All their factories are on 2 day weeks with no power. Pretty soon it's going to bite us all pretty hard
 
This is probably why-

www.bbc.co.uk

Inflation: Rise in cost of living slows in September

UK inflation fell slightly to 3.1% in September, although transport costs rose, official figures show.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk

You have literally just read headline or ignoring the context. What's the point in constantly engaging with a mindset, that is akin trying to talk to yellow tinted happy alcoholic just before they embark on their first beverage of the day about the dangers of alcoholism. Too busman for me...
 
arminisgod said:
Inflation down today... Ford chooses the uk over the EU for production.... wages rising faster than the rest of the G7...

I'm quite surprised it's not being discussed in here?

On another note... China is absolutely up [Poor language removed] creek. All their factories are on 2 day weeks with no power. Pretty soon it's going to bite us all pretty hard
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www.economist.com

Wages are rising in Britain, but so are prices and taxes

Meanwhile, benefits are being cut, crimping disposable incomes
www.economist.com www.economist.com

But the numbers require careful handling and the ons has plastered its recent releases with more than the usual number of caveats. At the moment, annual figures are artificially boosted by “base effects” because current readings are being compared with those from mid-2020, when the economic hit from the pandemic was at its worst. This is compounded by a “compositional effect”: low-paid workers were the most likely to lose their jobs during the recession, meaning that average wages for those still in work increased automatically, even without anyone being paid more. Underlying growth, therefore, is surely weaker than the headline measures. Data from Indeed, an online-recruitment company, show that wages on advertisements posted on its website rose by an average of just 0.8% between February and July, not accounting for inflation.
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So wages did rise then? Cheers for confirming that Bruce.

Love how the very pro remain economist have based their article on one online recruitment company...

Have completely missed benefits being cut? Or is that just the end of the temporary 20 quid thing?
 
mill said:
It’s ok, I’ll post the same figures from DB, Goldman’s, MRB and Citigroup when I get in.
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Do what u want mate.

Remainers really are like a cult, most leave voters fully accept some of the EU is good, workers rights etc and realised there was going to be some hard times in the short term.

Remain voters- the world will end.... unemployment will go through the roof... all business will leave the uk.

So... the world hasn't ended. Unemployment at record low... some major car manufactures commiting to the uk and wages rising.

Now you tell us higher wages is bad.

Laughable.
 
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