| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 16:07 - Sep 7 with 1486 views | HARRY10 |
Another move towards sanity, and as what I have long stated. The UK will eventually return to the EU by slow, incremental steps.
Though I'm not sure how the cap doffers will re-act to this
""overall, it is estimated that the UK will contribute almost €2.6bn (£2.2bn) per year on average for its participation to both Horizon and Copernicus." |  | |  |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 16:20 - Sep 7 with 1469 views | MattinLondon |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 16:07 - Sep 7 by HARRY10 |
Another move towards sanity, and as what I have long stated. The UK will eventually return to the EU by slow, incremental steps.
Though I'm not sure how the cap doffers will re-act to this
""overall, it is estimated that the UK will contribute almost €2.6bn (£2.2bn) per year on average for its participation to both Horizon and Copernicus." |
Rejoining the EU will probably be a step-by-step process but at the moment it’s political poison to both Labour and the Tories. |  | | |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 16:30 - Sep 7 with 1424 views | HARRY10 |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 16:20 - Sep 7 by MattinLondon |
Rejoining the EU will probably be a step-by-step process but at the moment it’s political poison to both Labour and the Tories. |
There's nothing the Tories can do, and there's nothing Labour need to do. | | | |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 16:41 - Sep 7 with 1429 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
I don’t think we’ll rejoin the EU in the near future, as they would almost certainly insist on us joining the EURO, losing control of our monetary policy. However, rejoining the Single Market absolutely makes sense if anybody has the political will.
You only have to look at the divergence of our inflation rates versus our neighbours over the last 18 months, to see the impact the loss of access (to the SM) has had on the cost of goods. | | | |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:03 - Sep 7 with 1381 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 16:07 - Sep 7 by HARRY10 |
Another move towards sanity, and as what I have long stated. The UK will eventually return to the EU by slow, incremental steps.
Though I'm not sure how the cap doffers will re-act to this
""overall, it is estimated that the UK will contribute almost €2.6bn (£2.2bn) per year on average for its participation to both Horizon and Copernicus." |
It’s ridiculous that we’re going to be paying c. 25% of our net membership fee when we left to just affiliate to the Horizon programme. Notwithstanding that, this is great news (at long last after 2-3 years in limbo) for our researchers and for industry too. |  |
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| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:04 - Sep 7 with 1378 views | MattinLondon |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 16:41 - Sep 7 by SuperKieranMcKenna |
I don’t think we’ll rejoin the EU in the near future, as they would almost certainly insist on us joining the EURO, losing control of our monetary policy. However, rejoining the Single Market absolutely makes sense if anybody has the political will.
You only have to look at the divergence of our inflation rates versus our neighbours over the last 18 months, to see the impact the loss of access (to the SM) has had on the cost of goods. |
If hypothetically the country started the official process of rejoining then being part of the Euro might well not bother as ms y people then. | | | |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:19 - Sep 7 with 1348 views | ThisIsMyUsername |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 16:41 - Sep 7 by SuperKieranMcKenna |
I don’t think we’ll rejoin the EU in the near future, as they would almost certainly insist on us joining the EURO, losing control of our monetary policy. However, rejoining the Single Market absolutely makes sense if anybody has the political will.
You only have to look at the divergence of our inflation rates versus our neighbours over the last 18 months, to see the impact the loss of access (to the SM) has had on the cost of goods. |
How many years are we saying until back in the Single Market? |  |
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| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:26 - Sep 7 with 1312 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:04 - Sep 7 by MattinLondon |
If hypothetically the country started the official process of rejoining then being part of the Euro might well not bother as ms y people then. |
I’m not talking about people’s perceptions - as we know people do not make informed decisions. Rather the loss of control of the BoE to set our monetary policy, and hand over regulatory oversight of our financial institutions. Although we have equivalence, in many areas our regulations and capital requirement are stricter than in the EU.
Essentially we gave up a best of both worlds deal! [Post edited 7 Sep 2023 17:34]
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| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:33 - Sep 7 with 1293 views | Herbivore |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:26 - Sep 7 by SuperKieranMcKenna |
I’m not talking about people’s perceptions - as we know people do not make informed decisions. Rather the loss of control of the BoE to set our monetary policy, and hand over regulatory oversight of our financial institutions. Although we have equivalence, in many areas our regulations and capital requirement are stricter than in the EU.
Essentially we gave up a best of both worlds deal! [Post edited 7 Sep 2023 17:34]
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The BoE hasn't exactly set the world alight in its handling of fiscal policy. |  |
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| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:35 - Sep 7 with 1289 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:33 - Sep 7 by Herbivore |
The BoE hasn't exactly set the world alight in its handling of fiscal policy. |
Fiscal policy is set by the Government. | | | |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:35 - Sep 7 with 1286 views | Herbivore |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:35 - Sep 7 by SuperKieranMcKenna |
Fiscal policy is set by the Government. |
Sorry, monetary policy. | |
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| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:42 - Sep 7 with 1276 views | giant_stow |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:35 - Sep 7 by Herbivore |
Sorry, monetary policy. |
I think the German's have a few quibbles with how the European Central Bank has performed too, in fairness. |  |
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| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:53 - Sep 7 with 1235 views | HARRY10 |
cooperate ?
"on condition they cooperate fully with a new investigative body"
Well, there's a new take on how justice should work. If you own up, we'll let you off scott free. Maybe Lucy Letby could have asked for this type of arrangement. | | | |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:58 - Sep 7 with 1237 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:35 - Sep 7 by Herbivore |
Sorry, monetary policy. |
They’ve done a decent job propping up Sterling against a backdrop of highest inflation in the G7, and Truss’ disastrous budget. GBP has performed better against the dollar this year than the Euro. The significance or which is that most commodities are USD denominated.
I suspect the ECB would be somewhat more reluctant to clean up the disastrous actions of our domestic politicians. | | | |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 18:40 - Sep 7 with 1175 views | Swansea_Blue |
I bet that’s going down like a bucket of hot sick. | |
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| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 20:50 - Sep 7 with 1064 views | HARRY10 |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 17:58 - Sep 7 by SuperKieranMcKenna |
They’ve done a decent job propping up Sterling against a backdrop of highest inflation in the G7, and Truss’ disastrous budget. GBP has performed better against the dollar this year than the Euro. The significance or which is that most commodities are USD denominated.
I suspect the ECB would be somewhat more reluctant to clean up the disastrous actions of our domestic politicians. |
The Euro is 1.07 today as it was Jan Ist
The UK pound is 1.24 as opposed to 1.29 Jan 1st, however that is qualified by it being 1.24 on Jan 23rd
So it depends on what starting point you chose. If you go back a few to Truss's Brexit budget then there is even greater growth.
Much as how the right wing media keep telling their dimwitted readers about growth ie
Our attendance drop by 10% at our next game whereas Colchester's attendance increases by 10%, allowing their local rag to claim they are doing better than us attendance wise. You don't have to be too bright to see the massive flaw in that claim.
Sadly reality is not what many want, so they seek a comfort blanket in religion, drink etc or the rightwing media. So their 'misinformation' goes unchallenged by its adherents. | | | |
| Remoaners are ruining everything again. on 21:09 - Sep 7 with 1054 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
Sterling was 1.209 on 1st of Jan Harold (I’ll spelt it out since you aren’t too bright - there’s a zero in there). That’s growth in anyone’s book, and YTD is a perfectly reasonable baseline to use.
I do hope you aren’t making any investments. | | | |
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