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A GREAT deal of nonsense is being talked about prices. They are going to go up—and


sharply ! T h e su p e rm a rk e t men


h av e fo re c a s t t h a t food in th e New Y e a r will cost b etween is . an d 3s. in the £ more. T h ey a re r ig h t. Almost a s m u ch n onsense


390. is expected by most people to keep around 30 points either side of the 400 mark. I think it is more lifcclv to go down to 360. f I also think the subject of


Is being ta lk e d about, sh a re pr ic e s. T h ey a re going to go down—sh a rp ly . The share index, now at


are closely related. F irs t—I'OOD PRICES. The main point to note is


ood prices and share prices


th a t four weeks have now p issed since devaluation and the Government has done


nothing to curb spending. When Sir Stafford Criops


JohnHcffwtun's


a prosperous home market as a foundation for its exports.He said th a t export per­ formance now no longer depended on the home mar­ ket — which in the circum­ stances is just, as well.


A target


B.M.H. has a ta rg e t or sell­ ing abroad 100,000 more built-


f f lP M f


the same and his home economy may be undis­ turbed. But confidence nos


it, and the sacrifices needed are to repay the money the Government has borrowed. Some people have the idea


disappeared. Onlv sacrifices will restore


him eating carrots. But no one has really given


devalued the £ he was known as "Austeritv Cripps.'-' Photographs appeared of


h the credit to him for the job


Government, it. is so far viri'UUing on the price o u 's t;on. Mr Maudlins, tire lo r ’v r Conservative Chan­ cellor. went for the Prime Minister oil the sub.ject on Tuesday.


waves after devaluation. In the case of the present


e did in keeping down His question


the Government's policy th a t prices should rise faster than wages in order to choke off imports and divert resources


He said: “Ts i t not part of


•to exports?" The Prime Minister rep­


lied: "Taking prices as a whole and the year as a whole, the answer is "No." "As regards prices a t tr i­


..m u st be a further substan­ ftial diversion of resources


conflict with the report issued this week by the Bank of England w h i c h operates exchange control and acting on Treasury instructions, is intimately concerned with the fi.The banks •sav: "There


butable to import costs, it is inevitable they will rise.” This reply appears to he in


for the home market in order to meet the increase in net exports which must occur if the balance of payments is to be restored.”


The gap


ber was appalling — £153 million. Because of devalua­ tion and more expensive


The trade gap in Novem­


imuorts. December’s figures are likelv to be just as had. The Bank makes the point th a t not only do we have to close this gap, but we also have to repay " much external debt incurred in


rom the production of goods


th a t we can do this by using oar overseas investments— built up from practically ml a t the end of the war to £10,000 million now. But these belong to private indi­ viduals, not the Government. They also form the main foundation, of our exports.


Alarming


see how fast exports to the sterling area have dropped since restrictions were placed on overseas investment. Assuming th a t we not only


I t is in fact alarming to


up vehicles. The 14 per cent, devalua­


tion had been followed by price cuts ranging from 13 per cent in Holland to 3.V per cent in th e United States. U.S Sales are likely to be up 10 per cent, or 11 per cent


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really an answer to the sug­ gestion by tile Ford man which I reported last week. He said devaluation is going to cost the motor industry £30 million—a very glum picture for share holders In BMH and even Leyland. With all the optimism in


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source from which the £500 million for the export indus­ tries could be found — Government spending. The Confederation of British


have to achieve a £500 million transfer of resources from consumer spending to exports but also to s ta r t to pav off the Government’s debts, letting prices rise by just the increased cost ot imports will not be enough. This will do nothing a t ail


to change the situation and won’t even compensate for


the fact th a t some of our exports will be worthless in foreign currency. So one must assume th a t


of being defeatist and un­ co-operative in its approach to devaluation and even dam­ aging to confidence in the outside world. C But Sir Stephen Brown, the


ing away a t this subject The CBI has been accused


puty chairman of Stone- Platt. tile textile and ships machinery group, is unrepent­ an t in his call for “ further measures ” in the shape of cuts in Government spend­ ing’. The CBI attitude can be


BI President and joint de­


tile rise in prices is going to be very steep indeed This will lead to consider­


able pressure on wage demands which the Govern­ ment is going to have a hard t.ime resisting. But i t will have to resist.


Higher taxes


Wins i t will more than likely swing increases in taxes on the wealthier members of the community. p I t has already proposed to


And to placate tile Lett


understood—either the £500 million shift comes out of wages or out of Government spending. Since the trade unions will light the one as hard as the Left Wing fights l the other, so it is more than


will be the fall guy in the middle.


Big effect


spending would have a disas­ mtrous effect on the profits or


A cut in Government


u t up Corporation Tax from 40 per cent, to 42), per cent,


in tile next Budget. It, could eo higher. This prospect, in ltselr ought to depress share prices. But if you arc going to suck


John Reiss, the head of Asso­ ciated Portland Cement, has estimated th a t as much as GO per cent, of all construc­ tion—and no less th an 90 per cent of civil engineering work being done in the coun­


any companies — especially in the building industry. Sir


£500 million away from con­ sumers and into exports, plenty or businesses are going to feel th e draught. t Because profits depend on


recent years.*' We have to pay off the


debt to restore confidence. Tile £ is now a bit like a husband who has gone oil to


other words, until you are working a t say 80 per cent, capacity you are losing money not making it. A straw in the wind in this


he marginal business — in


spend the night with another woman. When he returns next morning all may seem


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tlie idea of bringing back prescription charges, it floes seem th a t tile Government is going to have a tough Parlia­ mentary battle over any cuts it does make. I t will find an insistence th a t these must be matched by corresponding in­ creases in taxes on the wealthy. Tiie final factor which is


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more cash to finance the higher priced raw materials tliev import. Borrowing it from the bank even at 9 to St per cent, may not not be possible unless they are working for export. So they will sell .some of their securities.


Rough ride


evidence of daily rising prices, and the possibility t th a t once the shake-up of


reinforced by the


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take up 40 n^r cent, of any ventures undertaken by Selection Trust.


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develon a huge cornier dobosit i in Iran. I t also has a stake


Selection Trust is about to n the West Australian nickel


lhaf beams to look interest­ ing is svracuse oils. This week it signed a 20-year contract with a subsidiary of Sun Oil of America to stipnlv natural t>as to the great Canadian oil sands project in Alberta. I t owns 40.000 lease acres


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