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This is ridiculous - I'm also seeing suppliers starting to increase their costs - the vast majority of my detailing gear comes from the USA - now more expensive.

My brake pads come from Germany - now more expensive.

My race tyres come from Japan - now more expensive.

As supplies dry up then I suspect things I get from china (cloths, tint films etc.) will also go up in cost.

I keep hearing that exports are doing well to the weak £.... how many businesses only operate domestically / only import compared to how many export? Where do exporters get their raw materials - we don't have any here any more?

Also I wonder how the EDF Hinckley Point 200% wholesale electricity price gamble will hold up if the £ is still weak when it comes online in 2347.
 

John Marwood

I ♥ cryptic crosswords
This is ridiculous - I'm also seeing suppliers starting to increase their costs - the vast majority of my detailing gear comes from the USA - now more expensive.

My brake pads come from Germany - now more expensive.

My race tyres come from Japan - now more expensive.

As supplies dry up then I suspect things I get from china (cloths, tint films etc.) will also go up in cost.

I keep hearing that exports are doing well to the weak £.... how many businesses only operate domestically / only import compared to how many export? Where do exporters get their raw materials - we don't have any here any more?

Also I wonder how the EDF Hinckley Point 200% wholesale electricity price gamble will hold up if the £ is still weak when it comes online in 2347.


Shoes II

New and improved
 

Gramaisc

Forum O. G.
Also I wonder how the EDF Hinckley Point 200% wholesale electricity price gamble will hold up if the £ is still weak when it comes online in 2347.
The original plan for Hinkley C was that it would be generating by about this time next year.....
 

proactive

Enjoying a drop of red.
This is ridiculous - I'm also seeing suppliers starting to increase their costs - the vast majority of my detailing gear comes from the USA - now more expensive.

My brake pads come from Germany - now more expensive.

My race tyres come from Japan - now more expensive.

As supplies dry up then I suspect things I get from china (cloths, tint films etc.) will also go up in cost.

I keep hearing that exports are doing well to the weak £.... how many businesses only operate domestically / only import compared to how many export? Where do exporters get their raw materials - we don't have any here any more?

Also I wonder how the EDF Hinckley Point 200% wholesale electricity price gamble will hold up if the £ is still weak when it comes online in 2347.
You also have to factor in rip-off merchants. It's not just because of Brexit.
 

tek-monkey

wanna see my snake?
You also have to factor in rip-off merchants. It's not just because of Brexit.

A 10% increase is an obvious change due to the £/$ rate, most suppliers work n dollars and the exchange rate drop was a direct result of brexit so thats a given. Anything much more than 10% is rip off merchants.
 
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