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And so listen, we're about a day out from the state of the union. that's tomorrow night. president biden most likely going to broach on this. as we know, gas prices have fallen since their peak last summer when they were $5 a gallon. however, they are still higher than the start of this presidency when they're roughly $2.50 a gallon. they are expected to keep going upwards. we talk about how it normally goes up in april. we could see this go up to $4 a month next month. thank you. this morning dell joined the list of tech companies announcing layoffs. it will cut 5% of its work force, 6,600 ...

Soon. everyone has traded less during pandemic but other rich nations, and grey, saw their trade balance back more quickly than the uk's, the redline. so at least for now global trade has become a smaller part of our economy. then there is investment. this line here is where it could be if it had continued growing at the same rate as before the referendum. that is according to academics at king's college in london. but in reality installed. some economists such as those at the international monetary fund say except related uncertainty is deterring spending on things such as factories, training...

Clearly it is not only as a result of brexit that we are seeing this damning report from the imf, but also clearly we know that brexit has led to labour shortages in the region of over 330,000 jobs. we know that trade is down around 15%, investment is probably around 25% less than it would have been if it had kept on p pandemic levels. there is real concern here about the self—harm that brexit has caused and from my side a real frustration that perhaps doesn't feature in this analysis. perhaps doesn't feature in this anal sis. ., perhaps doesn't feature in this anal sis. . ., , , analysis. t...

Had continued growing at the same rate as before the referendum. that is according to academics at king's college london. but, in reality, it stalled. some economists, such as those at the international monetary fund, claim brexit related uncertainty is deterring spending on things like factories, training and equipment. other analysts, like the briefings for britain thinktank, claim the uk has simply resumed a longer term pattern of underinvestment. ultimately, it reduces our chances of being a more efficient and higher earning country. as forjobs, the end of free movement equals 330,000 fewe...

Claim brexit—related uncertainty is deterring spending on things like factories, training, equipment. other analysts at the briefings for britain think—tank claim the uk has simply resumed a longer—term pattern of under—investing. ultimately, it all reduces our chances of being a more efficient, higher earning country. as forjobs, the end of free movement equals 330,000 fewer workers in the uk, just 1% of the workforce, but the absence of eu workers is hitting some sectors harder. it's equal to as many as 8% of transport workers, 4% of hospitality staff and 3% of retail workers, causin...