Steam payment HUGE price increase!

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Doesn't england get lower prices in almost all games due to some national regulations?

The UK is paying less because their currency has devalued since the Brexit announcement, it's at a unprecedented low. Here's an article from a year ago about it https://www.theguardian.com/business...the-uk-economy .

Currency devaluation in developed countries is a mixed bag. It makes things more expensive to import and hurts domestic earning, but it can also increase tourism and exports. Japan for example makes an effort to keep the yen low to help tourism. The pound being weak is not recent though and you 'd think SE would have been aware of that when they had their "exchange rate adjustment" ducks lined up.

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The UK is paying less because their currency has devalued since the Brexit announcement, it's at a unprecedented low. Here's an article from a year ago about it https://www.theguardian.com/business...the-uk-economy .

Russians got in the same situation - our currency was devalued due to some political garbage.
But now many people explained this as "russians is robbers and british is innocent victims"