Reeves warnt vor „erheblichen“ Auswirkungen des Iran-Krieges auf die Wirtschaft, da die Preise in die Höhe schnellen: Neueste

    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/uk-inflation-rates-reeves-updates-iran-war-b2944996.html

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    1. Archistotle on

      This is your daily reminder that America is not Britain’s friend and hasn’t been in a long time.

    2. Reasonable-Feed-9805 on

      I’m sure the free markets will all compete heavily to keep providing us with the best quality at the lowest price whilst maintaining the highest possible level of service.

      They’d certainly never try to use this an an excuse to „justify“ anything right, right……..?

    3. KeySubject4895 on

      I wonder if i send an invoice to the White House with the additional costs occurred and make it look formal enough, there will be someone daft enough to pay it

    4. BidNegative7123 on

      Are we pivoting from blaming the tories now? Thanks guys I’m sure the next government will just blame Labour and nothing will change

    5. Senior-Act7294 on

      Why are we calling this the Iran war?

      This was the „Israeli/US surprise attack on Iran“ war.

      Remember the video from the opening strikes where „precision guided weapons“ hit an all girls primary school?

      @mods; I’m not trying to say Iran are the good guys or victims here, I’m pointing out that this was the latest proof that the USA shouldn’t be considered our ally.

    6. South_Buy_3175 on

      Yaaay.

      I know it’s not Labour’s fault, it’s the lack of forward thinking from previous governments on renewables.

      Fuck America too btw.

    7. Prior_Worldliness287 on

      Reeves is also not Brown. She’s out of her depth with a crisis of this level. The party want to spend they can not. Raising taxes won’t be enough, I’ll be expecting the money printers to be wound up soon.

    8. Important-Finger-903 on

      Part of me hopes that the current generation of „old white rich men“ who want to squeeze every last penny out of the planet will be the last, but I fear there are far too many already queing up who would happily see our planet ruined for the sake of a few more dollars in a billionaire’s pissing contest.

      When you’re rich and you already have everything, what else is there to do except make more money? Trump’s net worth has risen some 5+ billion since he took office with this war no doubt set to earn him even more.

    9. urbanspaceman85 on

      Donald did this.

      Kemi and Nigel supported it and wanted us to join in.

      Remember that before blaming Labour.

    10. Grim_Reaper17 on

      Significant impact on everyone’s economy thanks to a senile fool who the Yanks elected.

    11. Let’s take some hypotheticals here.

      When trump bogs off and we return to free trade… Will the prices go down or are the high prices for everything the „new normal“ and public get fleeced?.

      After the Iran shit show.. Will energy prices go down? Or will it be the new normal and the public get fleeced while OPEC posts record profits?.

      Will the BBC keep posting fluff pieces regarding high prices until we ignore the creep and becomes the new normal?.

      Will wages continue to stagnate and the public expected to cut back even more. Young people waiting for their parents to die in order to get on property ladder the new normal?. 

    12. falkens_maze_70 on

      Can we all at least stop pretending that Cadburys mini-eggs at £5.50 is acceptable shit? Tehran knows our weakness for stupid tasteless chocolate. 

    13. BlackRock man warns of recession.

      I am confident BlackRock will manage to continue to extract wealth with no consideration for anything other than shareholder enrichment.

      So recession warning = „we’re going to fuck you over even harder“.

    14. CompetitiveSort0 on

      Here’s a fucking idea that would help everyone instantly. Set consumer electricity costs to the average cost of energy and not the maximum. Customers right now have their energy costs based on whatever the most expensive is fuel is – which is gas. 70% of our energy does not come from gas so why are we paying gas prices for the bits of our energy that are supplied by wind, or solar (or anything else because they’re all cheaper than gas).

    15. VindicoAtrum on

      Daily reminder that paying gas prices for _all_ electricity is fucking you all over and providing excess profits for lower-than-gas-price generators.

      Skeletor will be back with more facts tomorrow.

    16. DataExternal4451 on

      Broken Britain. Infrastructure completely shit, NHS shit, VAT still 20%, tax brackets frozen so any payrise over the years to tackle inflation is just more tax for them, 100k+ tax trap still there so people just salary sacrificing because why the hell would anyone want to pay 60% tax on their hard work whilst people leach off it

    17. Can’t wait to hear about all the record profits all those companies shouldn’t be making while profiteering.

    18. I’m certainly looking forward to my 6th “once in a lifetime economic crisis”

    19. ConnorRoseSaiyan01 on

      As opposed to before the war when prices were already continuing to increase?

    20. Boredengineer_84 on

      Not a fan of Labour, but at least they’ve kept us out of this conflict

    21. If this Labour government had anything resembling a vertebrae, they’d be condemning the war against Iran and placing financial pressure upon the United States to stop with economic sanctions, tariffs, etc; much like they did to us 70 years ago during the Suez Crisis.

      Our country holds nearly $900 billion in US treasury bonds. A coordinated sell-off would send shockwaves through the financial world.

    22. Mr_Ignorant on

      The Gov can do something though.
      Temporary relief on fuel duty would be nice. Temporary relief on energy VAT would be helpful.
      Invest in the UK to encourage jobs, even if it means more borrowing, to try and mitigate the impact of a recession

    23. Nineteen_AT5 on

      Have we thought about focusing our attention on the rest of the world instead of the USA. All we see on the news is America this and America that. Why don’t we hear more news about what’s happening in France, Spain you know our actual allies next door.

      America is only interested in oil and blowing shit up and it’s getting tiring.

    24. SillyMidOff49 on

      Can’t wait for the dudes that want Trump like policies to be implemented here, to blame Labour and not Trump.

    25. Hollywood-is-DOA on

      Let’s stop all wars, oh they won’t, as someone rich, bet trillions on future prices of oil, before trump did his latest attack on oil infrastructure, in the Middle East.

      Yet this is easily googled and nobody cares about the super rich profiting off wars, as they always have done, as the Nepoleonic wars, prove and how a certain family lied about who won, to massive sort the market.

      So I won’t entertain, feelings, with facts.

    26. It’s another beautiful excuse for them, like covid. Prices once again will go up like a rocket and land on the moon, never to come down again.

      Quality will reduce and they will attempt to gaslight you into thinking they haven’t changed the size or ingredients and they’ve only raised prices due to x.

      They will then simultaneously announce record profits whilst announcing ’sad‘ redundancies within the ‚family‘ which could not be avoided.

      It’s all fucked, we’re fucked and there is nothing we can do about it.

    27. Limp_Grab4142 on

      Labour inherited this issue. It is not their fault but we cannot do much is a lie. Take the Fuel vat off. reduce the taxes on cars. Reduce food vat, reduce a bit of tax on the middle earners between 20k-100k. will they do it? no.

    28. Slow_Animator_7241 on

      Well cap the firms then from exploiting an already vulnerable population

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