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  • #16
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    I am an Asda home delivery shopper, true enough. I feel bad about it because I'm helping to tighten a financial noose around my own and everyone else's Gregory as once physical money is eradicated we are all fecked.

    PS I've checked again the differences of what I purchase regularly throughout this year and it now stands at a 25% increase. It was at 22% when I last checked around six weeks back.

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    • #17
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      Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
      I am an Asda home delivery shopper, true enough. I feel bad about it because I'm helping to tighten a financial noose around my own and everyone else's Gregory as once physical money is eradicated we are all fecked.

      PS I've checked again the differences of what I purchase regularly throughout this year and it now stands at a 25% increase. It was at 22% when I last checked around six weeks back.


      It's peaking, a steady drop over the next twelve months as people tighten their belts, and change their habits buying the food that represents greater value.

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      • #18
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        Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
        It's peaking, a steady drop over the next twelve months as people tighten their belts, and change their habits buying the food that represents greater value.
        Bugs and lab produced protein represents fantastic value. Exotic luxury foods such as milk, cheese, beef & chicken not so much, and they should be reserved for the people who can afford them, such as billionaires, royalty and government officials.

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        • #19
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          Originally posted by Wales-Bales View Post
          I don't think it is going to stop at 3%.
          expect another 0.5% in December and the same again in January

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          • #20
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            Originally posted by DryCleaning View Post
            expect another 0.5% in December and the same again in January
            Why not .75%?

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            • #21
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              I read, I can't recall in which BBC articles, the BoE forecasting UK CPI to peak at 14% and the base rate at 4.75%. That institution has a deserved bad rep for being optimistically wrong.

              It is possible to have raging inflation in energy and food and deflation in most everything else for which people can forego.

              Crude oil, easily the most important commodity on the planet, can hit any price depending on how much demand outstrips supply.

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              • #22
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                Originally posted by Wales-Bales View Post
                I don't think it is going to stop at 3%.
                It was always about 5 to 10% when I was growing up….80’s/90’s…..about time the savers got something back maybe and the crazy spenders have to chill out and learn to budget. I guess the housing market needed to relax some too

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                • #23
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                  Originally posted by DryCleaning View Post
                  expect another 0.5% in December and the same again in January
                  When do the banks decide to apply it to savings accounts rather than just credit and mortgages? I see 3% starting to creep in with the online banks or 5 yr deals

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                  • #24
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                    Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
                    I read, I can't recall in which BBC articles, the BoE forecasting UK CPI to peak at 14% and the base rate at 4.75%. That institution has a deserved bad rep for being optimistically wrong.

                    It is possible to have raging inflation in energy and food and deflation in most everything else for which people can forego.

                    Crude oil, easily the most important commodity on the planet, can hit any price depending on how much demand outstrips supply.
                    Oil is not the planet's most important commodity. Get a grip

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                    • #25
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                      Not only the Bank Of England , who gives the lenders the rights to double the B of E 3% up to over 6% and charge customers , and incredibly they offer different rates to different people based on the applicants ??

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                      • #26
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                        Originally posted by DryCleaning View Post
                        Oil is not the planet's most important commodity. Get a grip
                        It is , it drives the manufacturing world ask the Germans ?? and the world would grind to a halt

                        What is the world's most important commodity?
                        10 of the Most Traded Commodities in the World
                        Brent Crude Oil. The first two entries on our list of the most traded commodities in the world should come as little surprise. ...
                        WTI Crude Oil. ...
                        Natural Gas. ...
                        Gold. ...
                        Silver. ...
                        Copper. ...
                        Coffee. ...
                        Sugar.

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                        • #27
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                          Originally posted by life on mars View Post
                          It is , it drives the manufacturing world ask the Germans ?? and the world would grind to a halt

                          What is the world's most important commodity?
                          10 of the Most Traded Commodities in the World
                          Brent Crude Oil. The first two entries on our list of the most traded commodities in the world should come as little surprise. ...
                          WTI Crude Oil. ...
                          Natural Gas. ...
                          Gold. ...
                          Silver. ...
                          Copper. ...
                          Coffee. ...
                          Sugar.
                          What good is all that energy without wheat and water?

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                          • #28
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                            Originally posted by goats View Post
                            When do the banks decide to apply it to savings accounts rather than just credit and mortgages? I see 3% starting to creep in with the online banks or 5 yr deals
                            You can get 5% 3yr fixed or 4,6% 2yr fixed - these were available before the latest interest rate increase...

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                            • #29
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                              Originally posted by life on mars View Post
                              It is , it drives the manufacturing world ask the Germans ?? and the world would grind to a halt

                              What is the world's most important commodity?
                              10 of the Most Traded Commodities in the World
                              Brent Crude Oil. The first two entries on our list of the most traded commodities in the world should come as little surprise. ...
                              WTI Crude Oil. ...
                              Natural Gas. ...
                              Gold. ...
                              Silver. ...
                              Copper. ...
                              Coffee. ...
                              Sugar.
                              BASF moving what's left in Germany permanently to U.S. where energy [oil] costs are 25% of Europe's.

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                              • #30
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                                Originally posted by DryCleaning View Post
                                What good is all that energy without wheat and water?
                                What's the use of those without oxygen?

                                When I said crude oil is the most important commodity I meant from an economic perspective. That's something, I suspect, we will become acutely aware of in next to no time when it becomes increasingly unaffordable.

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