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lo!

They reckon..
uk inflation 7% by April
Interest rates up 1.5% by EOY

It's election year
POLITICAL........POPULIST GOVERNMENT

They keep falling out of the sky......just like the British comet did in the 1950's

TROAJAN
There is no problems with our gas supplies
The problem is the price.
The price is governed SOLELY on the market price
The market price is global .
If UK produced 100% of our gas the price would still be the Global price.
The only way to reduce the price is increased storage.
EUROPE has 90 days storage meaning they have 90 days before the price soars

WRES..
An awful day but MM did offer this fig leaf...

Once again the management team at La Parrilla have overcome these challenges and as we start to mine and process higher-grade ore we are seeing increased levels of production, higher recovery rates and increasing utilisation rates," said Chair Michael Masterman.

"We've had the year of Tory sleaze, but now we've got the year of Tory squeeze for family budgets".

GOTCHA !!!!

It's in the air. WithIn your discharged CO2........microscopic
Not just attached to people's spittle as so many seem to think.

Outstanding RANT.........
lo!

CANCEL VAT as promised by the leave campaign 5%
SUSPEND green levies 25%
TOTAL 30%
Leaving an increase on April 1st of approximately 20%

A simple solution ......
meaning it won't happen, so blame the EU/migrants/Labour party.......all the usual scapegoats

CONCLUSION ...

It appears, therefore, that any concerns over inflation have taken a back seat, as the US Federal Reserve flags accelerated tapering and the prospect of multiple rate rises. In addition, it is likely that Joe Biden’s signature “Build Back Better” bill will not make it through Congress prior to the US mid-term elections, if at all. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the bill would cost around $4.78 trillion through to 2031.

Despite the President’s protestations to the contrary, it is difficult to imagine that it would not have eroded household purchasing power, while further debasing the greenback. Profligacy on this scale would certainly provide additional support for the gold price, but the general economic outlook is clearly brighter – or at least less uncertain – than it was when gold touched $2,061 per oz in August 2020.

The consensus points to softening gold prices throughout 2022, but this is a momentum-driven market – and institutional investors tend to be somewhat skittish in this area. Indeed, some technical analysts believe that gold is now trading at a resistance point, so it is possible we could even witness some significant near-term gains if the $1,830 per oz mark is breached.

https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/news/2022/01/04/gold-not-so-precious-in-2022/

MPs’ first day back in the House of Commons after Christmas, so they are only sitting from 2.30pm.

She did last time NOMLUNGU

Starmer has tested positive for coronavirus AGAIN so Angela Rayner will deputise for him at Prime Minister’s Questions today

Man in black is apoplectic

RNS La Parrilla Update and Placing for £0.83m

FTSE is 28 points lower

reminds me of Marvin Hagler.
nite nite m8y

BRILL Peter Sellers EIP

France to block gas and electricity price rises until the spring

Paris to lower taxes paid on power as spectre of ‘gilets jaunes’ protests looms large
https://www.ft.com/content/f11a62dc-1a71-437f-a7a5-493bc4b1dcda

DR. Strangelove
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPU1AYTxwg4

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