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but why should we ignore brexit? The pricing has gone from a single rate for all EU+UK payments, to cross EU-UK being 0.9% more than intra-EU. Inflation doesn

but why should we ignore brexit? The pricing has gone from a single rate for all EU+UK payments, to cross EU-UK being 0.9% more than intra-EU. Inflation doesn't seem relevant. Whereas implementing a policy that makes international trade harder, with countries that were previously in the same trading bloc, seems entirely pertinent.

swarnie 5y ago
> Inflation doesn't seem relevant. We are literally talking about inflation in this chain....
- Dayshine 5y ago
  No, you're talking about inflation, we're talking about increasing prices. Why do you think they're the same? Electronic devices aren't priced like bread.