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Now I know that prices keep going up (they always do) but I have just visited Berko High St and noticed that many of the major stores like Boots, M & S and Waitrose are now pricing whole swathes of their products in multiples of 50p instead of old-fashioned pricing. How has this happened? Have I been in a coma and missed something? Is there an attempt to get rid of most coin money? Experts were saying that Brexit or the slump in the Pound wouldn't have an effect on prices till the new year! Have a look in your local stores and see if you can confirm. I must write to my MP........
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Retail prices - what has happened? on 15:47 - Jul 12 with 3482 views
'There has been a lot of hyperbole surrounding the Abenomics project. The Bank of Japan's vast money printing project has been described as a "money-spewing bazooka".
(Central Bank) Governor Kuroda has repeatedly said he will do "whatever it takes" to defeat 20 years of deflation.'