Brexit keeps on giving.
Snark aside, this will likely just be pushed forward to customers sadly. Combined with the ever increasing prices in the UK, this is will only exacerbate the issues.
Snark aside, this will likely just be pushed forward to customers sadly. Combined with the ever increasing prices in the UK, this is will only exacerbate the issues.
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.
We are literally talking about inflation in this chain....
If the policy is working so well why not pursue the trend and put up more trade barriers to improve your economy.