Retailers refuse to pass on savings from sterling’s nosedive
A survey of retailers operating both in Britain and Ireland by The Sunday Business Post has revealed some significant price differences between the two markets
Concerns over Brexit may have led to sterling significantly weakening against the euro, but in many cases Irish shoppers are not benefiting, with British-based retailers not passing on currency savings.
A survey of retailers operating both in Britain and Ireland by The Sunday Business Post has revealed some significant price differences between the two markets. At Debenhams, for example, a dress by the Studio By Preen label that costs British customers £69 – ...
