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In the last month the GBP has slipped 11cents on the USD.

 

This equates to around 6% which is the price hike we are likely to see on most imported goods in March and April, so anyone who have already put their IT budgets together for this summer had better get the calculator out again as your pennies are unlikely to stretch as far as you though they might!

 

Add the increased cost of fuel and delivery charges 10% is more likely!

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Thanks, good to know.

 

Cheers for the hard work Mr Osbourne you inept f*er. :(

 

It actually makes our exports a lot cheaper to the rest of the world helping the economy and keeping jobs in Britain ;)

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In the last month the GBP has slipped 11cents on the USD.

 

This equates to around 6% which is the price hike we are likely to see on most imported goods in March and April, so anyone who have already put their IT budgets together for this summer had better get the calculator out again as your pennies are unlikely to stretch as far as you though they might!

 

Add the increased cost of fuel and delivery charges 10% is more likely!

 

Spend your budgets with me! Our prices only ever go down! :)

 

It actually makes our exports a lot cheaper to the rest of the world helping the economy and keeping jobs in Britain ;)

 

Every Cloud eh?

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It actually makes our exports a lot cheaper to the rest of the world helping the economy and keeping jobs in Britain ;)

 

I didnt know we actually made anything anymore that was exportable in sufficient qty to redress the balance of payments!

 

Aston Martins, Cadburys Chocolate, Rolls Royce Engines, Walkers Crisps..... If those are amongst our top exports I think we are in a little bit of trouble...

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