Brits urged to stockpile as inflation comes down to 2.3% | Jeremy Vine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2024
- This morning it's been announced that inflation has come down to 2.3%, meanwhile Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden has been briefing that Brits need to stockpile three days worth of food and water.
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The UK is an embarrassment
Yes but majority of the countries around the world do tell their people to stockpile for a period of time.
Not all of us can stock pile one no money two nowwhere to put it @user-bi8ko7kc6h
It isn't that good!
How to tell you nuclear war is coming without telling you🤔
Buy a tin hat
Lies, Damn Lies & facts. What is not talked about is that prices are now 20% higher than they were in 2021.
tesco, sainsburrys, and other mafia organisations are making killings out of this
Proper joke mate. They think they're actually doing something. The damage is already done
Cyber attacks are coming the world economic form warned us about it. These are the people who amazingly managed to predict the Covid virus two years before we got it so it’s worth listening to them.
I am from the government & I am here to help....... RUN !
I would stockpile gallons of alcohol and weed
@@deerheart87 f u lot lol
Well, get on with it then.
Supermarket prices are still through the roof . Robbers and crooks
Does Rishi Sunak know something we don't know his speech was like we were at war already
Who do you think is operating British weaponary on the border of Russia? Absolutely suicidal.
@@stevekirkby6570sounds like your running in circles soiling yourself .the worlds always had conflict
The bast@rds have led us to war, sold us out to the EU and WEF. We're a joke of a country.
Apparently we already are with Russia
russia wants to spread there genocide and rule the world what part of that are sheep not seeing
I’ve heeded the warnings and just bought a nuclear bunker from Trotters Independent Traders and luckily he had some Peckham spring water for sale also plus if I need to flee this country he sold me a boat and even though I don’t know how to sail he’s told me not to worry he’s got an uncle who’s a old sea dog and would be more than happy to captain it for me. So in true British spirit “I’m alright Jack sod you suckers!”
That's just what we need another panic buying episode.
Well done Dowden, and well done Vine for giving it air time
Well the Tory tw t would😂
Can't even afford to buy my normal food never mind stockpile the s*it 😂😂😂
Have you told the shops petrol stations and energy suppliers the inflation has come 😊down
their exempt apparently
Would Carole like to let us know where the prices have come down because it's certainly not round our end.
Who the hell can afford to stockpile, people can't get through the week as it is, tell the chuffing Tories to vacate the premises ASAP.
Bloody true 👍🤬
Food prices have risen again. What a joke !
and yet the media is too busy focused and deflecting on what Harry and Megan have going on instead of helping it countries people. what is the British royal family doing to help their citizens?
Who cares about them,they are no benefit to our country they feel the same about us end of.
Same as usual.
@@barneyrubble8590 clearly your media does because they speak on them 24/7 as if they are in your country causing issues when they aren’t even on the same continent.
Where the hell does she shop,prices coming down 😂😂
Probably charity shop
We’ve been prepping for over a year now. What I can’t believe is how expensive the dirtiest good-for-the-dogs food is nowadays. Spam, corned beef, hotdogs in a tin, etc are all approx £1.50-2 per tin now, and that’s in the cheapest shops like Poundland or Food Warehouse. It’s absolutely ridiculous. That’s the stuff you’d eat when you literally had moths in your purse, but now it’s like a frigging luxury item!
70 p for hotdogs at asda .
Uk is just getting embarrassing this is ridiculous can wait to go to portugal at the end of the year for good
Well done 👍. Wish I cud get my kids n grandkids the fuk out of this place good luck 🤞
The only thing that worries me is, the fools that are going to empty the supermarkets and leave nothing for the normal people.....
You can buy it off them .
It will be sold on social media for a huge profit.
@@ElliottSpencer-hn9qg Why not buy it yourself ? :)
Do people really watch this brain damage tv 😂😂
These claims help nobody, everything is expensive and still on the up, they must think everyone is stupid, what a grind living in the UK has become for most of us.
stockpile , cause a shortage and price rises again , what a brilliant idea NOT
Things are just getting more expensive at a slower rate I could not afford them last week how shall i afford them this week?
I remember when Jeremy Vine was a serious journalist!
And on what planet was that?
Nice of them to let us know what they have planned....
We need prices to go down not go up more slowly. The damage is already done from before, plus everyone's milking it. Cash and carry prices go up 20p on a case, but shop keepers want to put 20p on every item in that case.
It just makes me laugh. I grow food - so there is my top tip. You can buy good LED lights that are very cheap to run. Ok so - you'll need to set aside some space in your home but it can be done, The plants I start in my home then gets transplanted out into containers, but dokeep some stuff indoors. I also have about 8 storage containers filled with tins, packet mash, cous cous, noodles, pasta, rice, soda drinks, tinned fruit, big tubs of coffee, tea, dried and not refridgerated milk (it has a long shelf life until you open it - then you put in the fridge and use as normal) bags of salt and sugar to name a few items.
Deep in our cupboard somewhere we have a box of candals, a pack of lighters, I have tubs of yeast, flour and spices. I could go on. We could survive for about two months without ever needing to go shoppping. We consume this stuff as part of our regular food to allow for stock rotation, but we plan meals so when we buy fresh or frozen stuff we know how long it will last and have reduced FOOD WASTE to virtually nothing.
You might think this sounds crazy, but don't let those with normalcy bias fool you or make you feel ashamed to plan for rougher times. Even if you stockpile against inflation. I'll give you an example - on a cheat night - there is nothing I like more than a tinned curry and rice, A few years ago I bought about 30 tins of various varieties of these curries for about a £1 - they now sell for £1.60. They are perfectly fine for many years - in theory - there will be an expiry date on them - but people have opened cans twenty years old (or more in some cases) and found the contents to be fine. I also bought a l;ot of tins of grilling pork which is nice uncooked or toasted or I've even put in cooked meal. It's a nice substitute for a proper joint of meat and also has the protein and filling factor you might need if you can't get alternatives.
You don't have to make this cost a lot - just add an extra couple of iterms in with your weekly shop. Buy things you like and eat anyway. Learn how to cook from scratch if you don't already. Cooking is a basic skill that everyone should be able to do - it's like a lot of thing though - it can get complicated - but you don't need to be an expert to have the basics.
Consider this - because I'm not seeing a light of light at the end of the tunnel - our leaders are out of touch and the world is getting harder. Have a plan! Good luck :)
Thanks for your effort in writing that. Listen to this mans advice everyone: Stuff's coming, the like of which you have never seen. Worse than CVD. Dont panic but buy extra @ every shop.
@@ukminuteman Thank you for your comments of agreement, good name btw!
Everyone should be prepping regardless!!
She is delusional !!
Where is she living where the food prices have come down?
@@jujutrini8412she is wrong in the head😂
@@jujutrini8412 I would say la la land !!
Water deteriorates in bottles whereas alcohol keeps, every cloud has a silver lining.
I didn't stockpile anything for covid as I already had about four weeks of stuff in.
It's not because I thought there would be shortages or because I thought the world would end, I just grew up in the 70s and have been through water/gas/electric company strikes.
As Dom says, in some countries it is standing advice to have 3 or 4 weeks worth of food/water at home.
As for inflation, it going down doesn't help unless the prices drop significantly. If they don't this is like us cheering that the england team scored 8 goals while losing 14-8.. Yeah it's nice, but it didn't actual do anything for us.
i want a gas mask ! my room mate had curry !
Open the window quick!🤣😂🤣
spam is v expensive..
Exactly
The same with corned beef.
Agreed!
@@samanthahardy9903 Agreed!
Stockpiling and conscription. Whats going on
Complete nonsense. The target for inflation should never be fixed at 2% anyway when the amount of money being printed goes up and output goes down, at request of the government. If you print more money, inflation will go up. Worrying people 'running the country' don't even understand such basic economics which most people would understand at A Level Maths.
Wonderful, apart from the fact that the Bank of England controls both interest rates and quantitative easing and not the government.
@@patricklee6206 wonderful, except you're incorrect, the government instructs on printing money through borrowing,not the bank of England. The government increased the supply of money by 50% hence inflation and tangible asset values increasing in monetary terms
@@spokes1018I don't think that you actually realise what quantitative easing actually entails.
It doesn't just mean printing money.
It is one of the tools that the Bank of England has to maintain financial stability. It does this by buying Government Bonds. That increases the demand for bonds which makes them more expensive which brings down interest rates. This means that Government doesn't have to pay the same amount of interest to sell the same amount of bonds it wishes to.
When this happens interest rates tend to dip across the economy.
This makes it cheaper to borrow which encourages people to buy things like cars and properties also for businesses to invest in premises.
Coupled to that, is that because Government Bonds are more expensive and they are therefore less appealing to investors. As result they tend to look for other avenues such as lending money to business or investing in other parts of the economy. That increase money in the economy and boosts growth.
Quantitative easing (QE),is not just printing money although it does effectively increase the supply of it.
What it does is increase its" central bank reserves"by creating money digitally. Central Bank Reserves are used are used by the Central Bank (BOE) and Government to pay each other they are not used by businesses or the general public.
These reserves are used to buy the Government Bonds boosting the amount of money in circulation as I explained earlier.
However as QE increases the amount of money in the economy it can cause long term inflation especially in asset prices like we have seen recently.
In short QE, like setting of interest rates are the purveiw of the Bank of England and has been since 1997 when Brown made it so.
@@spokes1018 Not incorrect. Quantitative Easing is one of the tools that the Bank of England has to try and ensure economic stability.
That doesn't mean actually printing money as you put it.
What happens is that the Bank of England increases its "central bank reserves" by digital means. That money is only used by the government and the Central Bank(Bank of England) to buy off of each other and not by businesses or the public. What the Bank of England (BOE), does is buy Government Bonds. The increased demand for Bonds makes them more expensive, and brings down interest rates. This is because the Government pays less interest on the amount that it wishes to sell. When this happens interest rates across the economy dip. Making the cost of borrowing cheaper.
Also because the Bonds become more expensive investors tend to find them less appealing. As a result they are more likely to lend money to businesses or invest in other areas of the economy. All of these things tend to create more money in the economy and boost growth.
However quantitative easing can cause long-term inflation especially in asset prices just like we have seen recently.
The body that makes the decision to do this is the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) that as the name suggests is a body that is part of the BOE and NOT the government.
This has been the case since the control over setting interest rates and quantitative easing was given to the BOE by Gordon Brown in 1997.
The real reason for our financial difficulties is because the Economy was effectively put in to limp mode by the lockdowns.
@@spokes1018For the 3rd time. That is true . Quantitative Easing is one of the tools used by the Bank of England to maintain monetary and financial stability in the economy. The other is setting the base interest rate.
Quantitative Easing isn't about printing more money per se.
What happens is that the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee decides on what course of action to take as it did before the 2nd lockdown in 2020.
Quantitative Easing means that the Bank of England in the UK digitally increase the amount of money in the Bank's Central Reserve.
That money is used solely by the Government and the Bank of England ( BOE), to pay each other. It is not used by businesses or the general public.
What the BOE then does is buy Government Bonds. The result of that is that demand for said Bonds increases which makes them more expensive which brings down the interest rate which investors who hold them gets from the government.This creates a dip in interest rates across the economy, which allows businesses to invest in business fixed assets and the public to buy things on credit at a cheaper rate. Also because buying Government Bonds are less attractive to investors they are more inclined to invest in businesses and other parts of the economy. All these things serve to create more money in the economy and boost growth.
The danger of Quantitative Easing is that it can cause long-term inflation. Which is what we have experienced in the UK recently.
The reason that in 2020 that the BOE, not the Government introduced Quantitative Easing is because the lockdowns had effectively put the economy into limp mode.
These tools were given to the BOE by Gordon Brown in 1997 so that they could use them independently of the Government.
They do like to keep people in a state of confusion do they no something we don’t 🤔
What a bloody stupid thing to say, this is only going to cause mass panic, causing a shortage and food prices to increase? Well done!
My god. No wonder we are in the mess we are in. Dopey Dowden strikes again.
Stockpile 😅 I've managed to buy 4 toilet rolls
Food prices have not come down ! Food is still going up on a weekly basis
in scarborough they have posters of elvis the seagull and the poster says elvis shits on torys, simple and to the point kick them out ?
Dont worry Vine has his bunker ready
4 candles...fork handles
Never ever think the glass is full.. 🙄🙄🙄🥴🥴😎
Sounds to me like War is imminent 😢
Prices well not go down ! 😢
Encouraging people to panic buy in order to state, "The economy is improving as people are buying more." 😂
I know theirs is a real shortage of medication, Epilepsy medication and insulin injections. When l put a order for them in at my doctors l ring the pharmacy and let them know,it takes two days even more if it's the weekend to order them in.
It makes sense to stock up for at least a few weeks, that way if there is an emergency, you do not have to spend enormous amounts of time running around like a chicken with its head cut off, competing with neighbours for goods and services.
Omg!!! Nanny state gone mad. D they think it's the 1930s🙄
How gullible do you have to be?
Buying items to stock pile in preparation for brown/blackouts is the same as turkeys for Christmas.
Amazing that she brought gas masks in the UK.
Stopped eating spam when i heard fish that ate it turned opposition sex
These are the people that will be knocking on people doors cause they don’t have anything. They making fun of being prepared.
Most people carn’t afford to eat never mind putting something away for the future
This is normal in other countries. We should all have emergency supllies abd not rely solely on the Government. This doesn't mean that the Government shouldn't be responsible but it can take time to get aid. Weve already seen areas being told that they cant drink tap water in the past few weeks. Having supplies helps. Don't go crazy just add an item or two with every food shop and in a few months you'll have what you need. It could be just a tin of sardines (70p) each month.
Nonsense
😂😂😂
Stockpiling is a bad thing to do the food can go off.
It all depends on what is stock piled and how it's stored.
Most people have a well stocked pantry 👍
These things don't happen by accident, I came into office............ By accident!
Dont you know prices have rise everywher in the world NOt just here
Have not heard this from somerset England .
Cosco has there nuke bunkers half price bought 2 one for me and one for the wife imagine 2 years free without nagging😂
The clue to the 'event' is the duck-tape. Ideas, anyone?
nice power outages so much for my standing charges being put to good use
FINLAND??? Per-lease....!
Supposed to be tinned foods that DON'T need cooked, so maybe forget the Frey Bentos pies, although maybe you could put it on an open fire outside or a BBQ
As a prepper I wouldnt recommend FB pies as they are disgusting....but they would keep you alive I suppose
Some nice panic buying would boost the economy a bit before election figures. Loads of us have food in.. Clean drinking water is a Hooman Right (Art 11 or 12 I think) Unless the world explodes they would have to provide tankers or standpipes.
Inflation apparently falls apparently than the raggy doll says spend more money greed 😂😂😂😂
This so-called warning is the most irresponsible thing to do.
Finland isn't Scandinavian
Viney has stocked up on loo rolls
Even dumbbell Dowden trying to manufacture a crisis won't save the Tories: sadder than Sunak.
I've still got all the stuff from last winter
theres always just eat app
Mad woman in the glasses 👓
Basket too heavy
Won't ever mean anything to Champagne Socialists such as Vine 😎🍾💷
and how are we on the breadline jeremy vine? well is sunak trying to scare us into keeping him in power longer, anything but that
HELLO!!! I'M ON THE TELEVISION!!! YEAH THE JEREMY VINE SHOW!!! IT'S RUBBISH!!! CIAO!!!
It’s clever by the government if we all stock piled the GDP will be a lot better for the conservatives jut before the election 😊
It only comes down on the news such as the guardian and son one... please stop distracting people!
inflation in lay person terms has not come down, more spin
Lets not
We have spam
Werr not posh
Is that jom dolly?
Vine is so boring thy producers have told him to move around and brought in props.
Another "great" idea from the "government"
shut up
What a pillock Vine is
No one his got the money to do this can't afford to pay bills and the raggy dolls now saying this 😂😂😂
Scare Mongering.😊
I've said it before ,why is Malone a regular on here , I'm fast losing interest in this programme, she's from another planet . she's got absolutely nothing to offer apart from being a figure of fun ,get Jemma forte and marina purkiss on more often ,it's time for the younger generation to have more of a say .
Spam ffc £3 can.
Another load of fear mongering. Give us a break. Ah she remembers the Iraq war. Get a life
We should be prepared to go through what the u.k, u.s and Israel have put the Palestinians through
Its safe and effective
There are no nazis in Ukraine
Russia are fighting with teaspoons
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