comment by Ttliv87 (U11882)
posted 4 minutes ago
The value of Unilever shot up after the Brexit vote. 95% of their products are sold outside the UK. With the cheaper pound you would think this would help them greatly, but they want the best of both worlds.
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But if the majority of their cost base is in a currency other than GBP then they haven't benefitted from the slump in Sterling.
comment by gratedbean (U4885)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by Better Call Zlatan - Football taught by Matt Busby(U11781)
posted 35 minutes ago
Luckily I don't eat any of those types of food
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How about:
Walls, Carte D'or, Viennetta, Knorr, Bovril, Colman's, PG Tips, Hellmann's, Ben & Jerry's, Flora, Bertolli, Magnum to name a few more.
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So people will have to pick a new favourite ice cream. Choose a better tea than PG tips (basically any tea currently on the market in the world). And make their own mayo for their BLT's. Feck me the future is a bleak one.
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Wow, you're an angry one aren't you.
All I did was ask Better Call Zlatan if he ate/drank any of the other items supplied by Unilever. Jeez
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comment by LQ (U6305)
posted 12 seconds ago
But when one supplier is sidelined for what ever reason there is always someone to step in, a gap in the market is an opportunity to make lots of filthy money.
When article 50 is triggered the pound will fall even more.
Someone will make money out of it.
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And his name will be Chang.
Leave this thread and come to Live Election thread
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Think that's more the style of your side tbh.
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My side? What side would that be then? Are we at war?
How brand loyal are you, I like specific brands but choice of having or not having I will change brands.
Bring back some manufacturing to this country would be a good start.
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Do you happen to own a long green trench coat
Sizz is a flasher?
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Sizzle you need to read up a bit on the leftist reasons for leaving, it's a shame they were totally overlooked during the referrendum. At the moment calling everyone who voted leave a racist m0ng makes you just as idiotic as anyone who voted out because they thought a giant claw was going to come out of the sky, scoop up their Romanian neighbours and take them back to where they came from. You sound a lot like one of those top knot vegan sandal knobbers who were out drinking DOCG Prosecco in Brixton when Thatcher croaked.
You sound a lot like one of those top knot vegan sandal knobbers who were out drinking DOCG Prosecco in Brixton when Thatcher croaked.
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And as much as he denies it, he definitely owns a long green trench coat with a Germany flag on the sleeve.
The Lambeau Leap
Did you read what the IMF forecast after 2017? A 2018 slowdown. And again in 2019.
It’s not all doom and gloom, yes, and I don’t agree with some of the scaremongering that still goes on. I think that some want to use every shred of evidence (Brexit related or not) to back up their argument.
Nonetheless, most of the doom and gloom which was predicted pre-Brexit, was based on a stronger performing pound. It’s now performing far worse than economists predicted it would.
The pound will not begin to recover until the political landscape does, which as you noted could be a couple of years. In three months the pound has lost 20% of its value.
Just a little concerned (ok very) that given current trends, stretch that three months over 24... And I’m going to have to buy dollars for the states next year for a holiday
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Did you read what the IMF forecast after 2017? A 2018 slowdown. And again in 2019.
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A slow down after acceleration and growth is only natural though.
I think patience is the order of the day. It might be difficult in the short term, and not ideal for our holiday spending money as you've pointed out, but the political landscape will settle. That is inevitable.
If everything looks shoody come the end of 2019, we can all move to Oz.
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love some of the hysteria from you guys
The Lambeau Leap
More will probably be known at the end of Oct when the UK financial sector results are released.
And hopefully (as you noted) the UK are able to retain regulatory equivalence with the EU so trade deals (will take anything between 4/10yrs) can be negotiated quicker. However to do so, we’ll need to remain in the SM = free movement of people.
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posted on 13/10/16
comment by Ttliv87 (U11882)
posted 4 minutes ago
The value of Unilever shot up after the Brexit vote. 95% of their products are sold outside the UK. With the cheaper pound you would think this would help them greatly, but they want the best of both worlds.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
But if the majority of their cost base is in a currency other than GBP then they haven't benefitted from the slump in Sterling.
posted on 13/10/16
comment by gratedbean (U4885)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by Better Call Zlatan - Football taught by Matt Busby(U11781)
posted 35 minutes ago
Luckily I don't eat any of those types of food
----------------------------------------------------------------------
How about:
Walls, Carte D'or, Viennetta, Knorr, Bovril, Colman's, PG Tips, Hellmann's, Ben & Jerry's, Flora, Bertolli, Magnum to name a few more.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
So people will have to pick a new favourite ice cream. Choose a better tea than PG tips (basically any tea currently on the market in the world). And make their own mayo for their BLT's. Feck me the future is a bleak one.
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Wow, you're an angry one aren't you.
All I did was ask Better Call Zlatan if he ate/drank any of the other items supplied by Unilever. Jeez
posted on 13/10/16
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posted on 13/10/16
comment by LQ (U6305)
posted 12 seconds ago
But when one supplier is sidelined for what ever reason there is always someone to step in, a gap in the market is an opportunity to make lots of filthy money.
When article 50 is triggered the pound will fall even more.
Someone will make money out of it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
And his name will be Chang.
posted on 13/10/16
Leave this thread and come to Live Election thread
posted on 13/10/16
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posted on 13/10/16
Think that's more the style of your side tbh.
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My side? What side would that be then? Are we at war?
posted on 13/10/16
How brand loyal are you, I like specific brands but choice of having or not having I will change brands.
Bring back some manufacturing to this country would be a good start.
posted on 13/10/16
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posted on 13/10/16
Do you happen to own a long green trench coat
Sizz is a flasher?
posted on 13/10/16
Comment deleted by Article Creator
posted on 13/10/16
Sizzle you need to read up a bit on the leftist reasons for leaving, it's a shame they were totally overlooked during the referrendum. At the moment calling everyone who voted leave a racist m0ng makes you just as idiotic as anyone who voted out because they thought a giant claw was going to come out of the sky, scoop up their Romanian neighbours and take them back to where they came from. You sound a lot like one of those top knot vegan sandal knobbers who were out drinking DOCG Prosecco in Brixton when Thatcher croaked.
posted on 13/10/16
You sound a lot like one of those top knot vegan sandal knobbers who were out drinking DOCG Prosecco in Brixton when Thatcher croaked.
--
And as much as he denies it, he definitely owns a long green trench coat with a Germany flag on the sleeve.
posted on 13/10/16
The Lambeau Leap
Did you read what the IMF forecast after 2017? A 2018 slowdown. And again in 2019.
It’s not all doom and gloom, yes, and I don’t agree with some of the scaremongering that still goes on. I think that some want to use every shred of evidence (Brexit related or not) to back up their argument.
Nonetheless, most of the doom and gloom which was predicted pre-Brexit, was based on a stronger performing pound. It’s now performing far worse than economists predicted it would.
The pound will not begin to recover until the political landscape does, which as you noted could be a couple of years. In three months the pound has lost 20% of its value.
Just a little concerned (ok very) that given current trends, stretch that three months over 24... And I’m going to have to buy dollars for the states next year for a holiday
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posted on 13/10/16
Did you read what the IMF forecast after 2017? A 2018 slowdown. And again in 2019.
-
A slow down after acceleration and growth is only natural though.
I think patience is the order of the day. It might be difficult in the short term, and not ideal for our holiday spending money as you've pointed out, but the political landscape will settle. That is inevitable.
If everything looks shoody come the end of 2019, we can all move to Oz.
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posted on 13/10/16
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posted on 13/10/16
love some of the hysteria from you guys
posted on 13/10/16
The Lambeau Leap
More will probably be known at the end of Oct when the UK financial sector results are released.
And hopefully (as you noted) the UK are able to retain regulatory equivalence with the EU so trade deals (will take anything between 4/10yrs) can be negotiated quicker. However to do so, we’ll need to remain in the SM = free movement of people.
posted on 13/10/16
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